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First, she felt for his pulse, assured herself that he had one\u2014though ever so weak\u2014and then dashed back into the house and called for the ambulance. Then she called the police and Jackson in that order. The children and her mother gathered around, as the children wept at the thought of their father already dead. The police arrived first, followed two minutes later by the ambulance. They asked Linda a few questions, and then quickly released Angus to the medical team, which whisked him away to the hospital.<\/p>\n

Linda left the children with her mother and hastily pulling on a dress, she jumped into Jackson\u2019s car, and they flew down the road in pursuit of the ambulance. Instinctively, Jackson knew not to talk as they drove. They waited in the hospital emergency room for one agonizing hour before a doctor told them that Angus was stable, though very, very weak.<\/p>\n

He had lost a lot of blood. A bullet had lodged somewhere in his left side, and they would have to operate to take it out. That, however, would have to wait until he was a bit stronger. Linda sank down in a chair, in relief. \u201cLord, I pray you please spare his life. So much seems to depend upon him,\u201d she said. She waited in the hospital until four in the morning and fell asleep.<\/p>\n

A nurse came in, shook her, and asked, \u201cAre you Mrs. Chinnery?\u201d Linda nodded. \u201cPlease come with me. Your husband is awake, and he is calling for you.\u201d She followed the nurse as if in a trance until they arrived at the Intensive Care Ward. Angus lay propped up upon a pile of pillows, with tubes coming out from all over his body.<\/p>\n

He was conscious, however, and said \u201cLinda, my darling. All is well.\u201d Then he slipped back into unconsciousness. His few words revived her spirit although she did wonder if he meant all was well with his soul, and he would still die. She waited by his side until five, and then she left the hospital telling the nurse that she would be back around eight.<\/p>\n

Linda managed to find a taxi, and in a short while she was home.<\/p>\n

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No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or by any information storage retrieval system, without the permission, in writing, of the publisher. Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Co. 12620 FM 1960, Suite A4-507 Houston, TX 77065 www.sbpra.com ISBN: 978-1-62857-614-6 Design: Dedicated Book Services, (www.netdbs.com) 1kitap1.com\/en Dedication My wife Erlin and our five children: Harlan, Vareen, Karis, Jeremy, and Derek Vanterpool. 1kitap1.com\/en Table of Contents Foreword Acknowledgment Introduction Chapter 1 School Days Chapter 2 Young Teacher, Young Lover Chapter 3 Legal Training, Uncle Ebbie Chapter 4 Homeward Bound Chapter 5 Linda Chapter 6 Angus Tries Again Chapter 7 The Hurricane Chapter 8 The Antiguan Honeymoon Chapter 9 A Real Scare and a Narrow Escape Chapter 10 Latricia Shows Up Chapter 11 A Family Visit to the Countryside Chapter 12 As Wealth Increases Crime Quickens Its Pace Chapter 13 Angus Falls Chapter 14 Big John Chapter 15 A Rape Case Shakes the Quiet Community Chapter 16 John Crawford Chapter 17 Vacation in Jamaica Chapter 18 The Case of the Missing Singers Chapter 19 Jackson Relaxes Chapter 20 Treasure Hunt Chapter 21 David Is Framed Chapter 22 Linda the Mother Chapter 23 Hilda Chapter 24 Visit to Grandma and Grandpa Chapter 25 Mother Receives a Letter Chapter 26 Hillary Decides Chapter 27 Angus Takes a Fishing Trip Chapter 28 Lawyer Caines and Her Case Chapter 29 Stella Smith to Be Married Chapter 30 Angus Meets His Godmother Chapter 31 Angus on too Many Committees Chapter 32 Our Caribbean Homeland Chapter 33 The Children Home for Christmas Chapter 34 The Crown Versus John Stephen Smith Chapter 35 Hillary and Daniel Especially Loved by All Chapter 36 Angus Off to Columbia Chapter 37 My Home Sweet Home 1kitap1.com\/en Foreword Angus Chinnery, I Am Happiest When at Home is the second major work produced by Hugo Vanterpool, a West Indian educator residing in the British Virgin Islands (BVI).<\/p>\n

His first major work, Dusk to Dawn, is well known locally, regionally, and internationally. It is also one of the works currently studied by secondary school students in the British Virgin Islands.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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