All Chapters of The Return of General Williams : Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

At The Estate Pa Dickson and his wife were watching the television and lazing around when Laura returned. She walked into their apartment to check on them as was her practice. Presently, they had adjusted to the janitor's cooking and life was sweet to an extent as they hoped that the boys would come back someday.“You are back,” her father welcomed her delightedly while her mother focused on her.“Yes, Dad. Good evening Mom and Dad.”“Good evening, my dear. How was your day?”“My day was good. And yours?” She asked and sat down on the single couch.“Our day was …,”“Knock. Knock.”Her mother was interrupted by the knock on the door.Meanwhile, Capt. Sawyer wished to see the apartment and instruct his workers on what to do before closing for the day. For that, he was not interested in seeing the occupant of the house who ought to have moved out long ago. He arrived with the company's operational truck, the gallons of paint, and the other materials needed for the work.“Take everything

At Tim's House After the President of the Sparkling Diamond Exchange paid for the consignment, he was still troubled and called Tim back. He informed him that he was scared to be in Canterbury if Sgt. Young did not approve of the transaction. Tim tried to discourage him from every fear but he was not convinced.At that point, George walked in to get the details of the activity at the field that day. He met Tim persuading someone over the phone and he sat down on the couch. When Tim could not convince him to come over, he said to him, “I will get back to you in a short while.”“It is all right,” the President said and cut the call.Tim faced George and gave him the details of their movement of the consignment to the airport, how he got the details of the buyer up to when he sealed the deal.“Wow! It must be a hectic day for you,” George pointed out.“You are right but it is worth it.”“Yes. You achieved a lot. Congratulations.”“Thank you but there is a problem,” Tim stated.George f

He left the parlor and walked back to his room. The thought of Ella's arrival warmed his heart and he began to watch the time in anticipation.A few minutes before her arrival, he walked to the garden and sat down. He looked at the flowers and noticed that he had not pruned them for some time and resolved to do that in the evening."Hello, Old Man," she greeted him joyously and he smiled lavishly."Welcome, Ella. How is work?""Work is fine. How is your day?""Fine. I will be busy with the flowers this evening. I will take my herbal soup after that. Will that be okay?"Ella looked at the flowers and agreed with him, "It is all right. But it will make you go to sleep earlier and we will not chat today.""Oh, my God.""Yes. You will not make me laugh before I go to sleep," she pointed out."It is just for today.""I can understand. You need to work or your boss will be offended.""Thank you for your understanding," he appreciated him and took the fruits alone.At The Head of State's Off

The Next DayA home without a woman - mother, wife, or sister may be incomplete. In their case, the home was complete without the gender. They did not miss out on anything. Saturdays were for rest and fun and they cherished it. They were at the shooting range as usual but Tim trained with them while the old man watched them from the car.Samuel was happy to see Tim training with them and he recalled the day he tried to teach him how to defend himself. He laughed inwardly at his folly and continued training.When they were through, they returned to the house and had their breakfast. Afterward, they rested while Tim continued monitoring Ambrose's messages to Gen. Hanklin. At that point, he was distressed and more demanding. He listed all he needed to do with money and why he must reimburse him as he promised and pay him for his services."We are generous to consider employing you and your men. Just calm down and work so that you can earn genuinely," Tim said to himself after reading his

The rest handed theirs to him one after the other. Afterward, he faced the General Manager for the next instruction."Let us have the result, please.”“Okay, Captain,” he said and began to unfold the papers and displayed them one after the other while they watched him.At last, he revealed that three people voted for the citizens and six for Mr. Kennedy.“Unpatriotic citizens,” Capt. Graham blurted out and they laughed aloud.The third vote for the citizens vindicated George who was quiet during the argument. None of them could say whom he stood for. It would have been easier to dictate if the votes for the citizens were two and it would be obvious that only the Accountant and Capt. Bruce voted in favor of the citizens.“This is business and must be given a business approach,” George stated.“You are right, Sergeant. Besides, no citizens had indicated interest,” Capt. Trenton said.“And we can't go looking for them. A bird at hand ….”“Is worth two in the bush,” they interrupted Capt.