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April 1970. Jack was preparing a new journey to Wyoming to meet with Ennis. Since 1967, this would be the seventh encounter with the man who left an indelible mark his life. Day 13 were due to meet in Riverton, Jack was not superstitious, but this time came to consider, as an unexpected recalentón of his van (he never excelled in mechanics or car maintenance), which left her out of orbit, was about to disrupt their plans. Finding solutions to the serious problem, Jack recalled that Brandon, Lauren's uncle (brother of his hateful father-though much more pleasant and intelligent), was Chief of Station in Childress. He also had a particular devotion to his niece, so we both went to see him at the station and explained what was happening. In just over half an hour the problem was solved: the next day, early in the evening, Childress had his arrival in Seattle espresso, which could take up to Cheyenne. They would take another train to Montana because the line was part of the Union Pacific, Santa Fe and the company did not reach further north of Cheyenne. Immediately, Jack went to the post office to send a telegram to Riverton, which read: "Meeting Basin railway station 2:30 p.m. April 14 mechanical problems I train stop stop stop I leave tomorrow morning greetings Jack." The message was not responded to Ennis, though he had received with some surprise.
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