“Grampa Medlar ain’t married, is he?”

Previously:

“Good morning Short-Snort, miss me?”

“You were gone?”

Pettigrew, Lieutenant Hiram Silverthorn, Jr. chief of the Eagle Point Tribal Police Department and Moosehead County Sheriff Todd McCoy met daily at Silverthorn’s to share information, and Town Marshal Susie Blackmon had been absent for four weeks.

“I take it things have been quiet.”

“Of COURSE things have been quiet—you’ve been gone!” Pettigrew’s voice changed to a rumbling laugh.

Season VI, Chapter 2, Episode 6:

“To answer your question,” Cob, still struggling to suppress his laughter, “Things have been quiet. Big A is still regrouping from the attempted takeover of his ‘operations’ by Millie Gamboge and the subsequent arrest of Gamboge and her fellow conspirators.”

“That’s good, I have a feeling…”

“You’ll be writing more of our history?” Hy Silverthorn finished her sentence, “You should see the difference in my folks—finally learning more about Kuckunniwi-James Silverthorn & Nitika-Keezeekoni our most famous ancestors and founders of Danger Bay. They even found a portrait of them.”

“Yuh actually met Medlar, Valentinius and Matthew Farklberry” Medlar Farkleberry was in awe, he knew of his namesake great-grandfather, but nothing of Medlar’s brothers, “What are they like?”

“Like you and Shaddock, they’re Farkleberrys,” Sarah smiled, like everyone else when talking to or about any Farkleberry, “They’re quite remarkable, really.”

“Always there when you need them,” Chris added, “Matt taught me how to shoot, and Val stood with Marshal Angus McGillicuddy when Grand Marais was attacked by raiders.”

“Grampa Medlar ain’t married, is he?”

“No, not yet…”

To be Continued…