Hazzard Meets the Hulk, Act 4

by: Keith

Act Four

ROSCO: Uh, Boss, what if he ain’t out at the Dukes farm like you think?

BOSS HOGG: Well, if that’s the case, I might not be able to collect that reward, but I’ll get to do somethin’ that’ll make me feel just as good.

ROSCO: What’s that?

BOSS HOGG: I’ll be able to arrest Bo and Luke Duke on them fight charges from yesterday!

ROSCO: Ooooohhhhh, Good news! Good news!

(Boss Hogg and Rosco leave the court house and spot Jack McGee in Hazzard Square.)

BOSS HOGG: (over-doing his kindness) Oh, Mr. McGee? Could I see you for a moment, please?

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The Successor

by: Jason McBroom

Rosco sat in his office after his patrol shift. As he was getting up to leave, he felt a pain in his left shoulder. This was one of several aches and pains that were getting harder to ignore lately. “All those horrendous crashes must be finally catching up with me,” he said to himself.

A few days later, Rosco was out on patrol, and saw the Duke boys speeding toward town. As usual, he went off in hot pursuit after them.
A few years ago, he had inadvertently gotten Boss Hogg to finally buy updated cruisers by breifly quitting his job. Even though this one was on about it’s 14th set of fenders, the big Interceptor still had plenty of power. Rosco had actually overtaken the General Lee in it a couple of times.
A loud hissing sound suddenly reminded Rosco that he should check his radiator more often, and the steam fogged up his windshield.
He turned on the wipers just in time to see the General slowing down for a turn. Rosco managed to avoid the General, but skidded off the road and smashed into a tree stump, sending the car flying into the air. Just as he was thinking about Boss having his hide for scuffing the car, it landed on it’s side and violently flipped twice, coming to rest roof-first against a tree.
The boys saw the wreck and came back. Bo ran over to see about Rosco while Luke called Cooter on the CB.
“Rosco, you alright?” asked Bo.
“Boy, that was more horrendous than usual. Soon as I can move, I’m giving you a ticket for not signalling a turn,” said Rosco.
“What do you mean, soon as you can move?”
“I think I hurt myself this time, Bo. Get me outta here, will ya?”

The boys laid Rosco across the back seat of the General and took him to Doc Appleby’s office.
“You just strained your back, Rosco,” said Doc Appleby. “You’ll be back on your feet in a few days, but you really should stop banging yourself around like that. You’re not as young as you used to be, you know.”
Even though he didn’t want to admit it, Rosco was nearing 60 and knew Doc was right. He had been a lawman for well over half of his life. Maybe it was time to slow down.

Boss didn’t have too much of a fit when he found out Rosco had hurt himself. Underneath all the bickering, the two of them were actually pretty good friends.
“Rosco, why don’t you start giving Enos a little more responsibility and try to take it easy?” asked Boss.
“But, with Enos being the sherrif, that’d leave Cletus to do most of the patrolling. You’d be fixing and buying cars all the time.”
Boss rolled his eyes. “Not as many as I have with both of you wrecking them.”
Rosco grinned, having deliberately referred to Enos as sheriff.

Later that day, having decided to at least semi-retire, Rosco knocked on the Dukes’ door. Bo answered.
“Feeling better, Rosco?” he asked.
“A little. I’m here to give you that ticket I promised.”
“Yep, he’s all better,” said Luke.
Bo yelled, “You can’t be serious! That was an accident and you know it! If you wanna get technical about it, you were tailgating!”
Rosco laughed. “I’m kiddin’. I just wanted to thank you two for coming back. I coulda been there all night. I also wanted y’all to know that I thought about what Doc said and I’ve decided to hang up my guns while I’m still in one piece. My retirement will be announced very soon.”
“You mean you’re just gonna quit? Police work’s all you’ve ever known.” said Jesse.
“I’m just gonna ease off. I’ll be around a while longer, just not out patrollin’ much. Then I guess Enos’ll be Sheriff.”

A couple of months later, Rosco was climbing the steps to the courthouse and stopped. Today was the day. His last day as Sheriff of Hazzard County. He thought back to when he first became sheriff. All the awards and comendations he had gotten. A letter from the President himself recognizing him for single-handedly busting a gang of interstate smugglers.
Rosco had been accurately refered to as the best sheriff in the state, and was very proud of his accomplishments.
But when he lost his pension, he was forced to take part in Boss’ corruption to survive. This, he wasn’t proud of at all.
With a long sigh, he proceeded up the steps.

That afternoon, Rosco was in his office putting his personal belongings into a box. Enos walked in and said, “Not leaving already, are you?”
“Nah, just getting ready. I’m not officially retired until you’re sworn in tomorrow morning.”
Boss had been standing at the door and said, “That’s not entirely accurate. You see, it won’t be Enos being sworn in tomorrow.”
“What?!” said Rosco and Enos at the same time.
“Enos has been here longer than anyone besides me. He’s the only one qualified.”
“The sheriff’s right, Mr. Hogg. You can’t possibly mean Cletus.”
“Of course not. I’m talking about Grady,” said Boss.
“Grady Byrd? That dipstick cousin of yours that filled in when I was in Atlanta?”
“That’s right,” said Boss.
Enos’ eyes narrowed and he yelled, ” You know something, Mr. Hogg? I like Grady and everything, but you can just tell him to find a new deputy! This ain’t fair!”
With that, Enos stormed out of the room, slamming the door hard enough to break the glass.
Boss and Rosco were speechless as they watched Enos throw his car into gear and leave rubber all the way around the square and out of town.
Neither of them had seen Enos angry since they’d known him.
After a long moment, Boss said, “Well, what got into him? I hope he knows that window’s coming out of his pay.”
” Why, you greedy little meadowmuffin! He’s right. I don’t blame him,” said Rosco, and left.
Enos was right. Grady had done a fair job as acting sheriff, but he was getting up in years himself. Rosco and Enos both knew why Boss wanted to make Grady sheriff instead of Enos. Enos was honest.

Rosco was passing by the Boar’s Nest and saw Enos’ patrol car in the parking lot. He stopped and went in to talk to him.
He found Enos and sat down with him just as Daisy came to the table. “What’ll Hazzard’s finest have today?” she asked.
“A beer and a buttermilk, Daisy,” said Rosco.
“Make that two beers, Daisy,” said Enos.
“Enos, you’re on duty. Besides, you never drink.”
“So are you, and I do a little once in a while. It doesn’t matter anyway. We’ll both be off duty for good soon.”
“Maybe not, Enos. I have an idea. I just wish you wouldn’t quit. Hazzard needs at least one honest lawman.”
“Excuse me, Sheriff, but did you just say what I thought you just said?”
“I did. I’ve always admired your honesty. Don’t ever make my mistake. No amount of money is worth your credibility.”
“Thanks, Sheriff. I’ll keep that in mind.”
“Now the law says that my second in command is to finish out my term, then run for the office if he wants.”
“Yeah, but Mr. Hogg don’t care what the law says. Besides, Grady wasn’t a bad sheriff. I guess it won’t be too bad working for him.”
“You do that. Then when the time comes, run for Sheriff. I don’t know anyone in Hazzard that wouldn’t vote for you. And don’t worry about Boss rigging the election. Talk to the Dukes. They made sure I got re-elected fair and square a couple of times.”
“Boy, Sheriff, you sure are acting different. Standing up to Mr. Hogg, and saying good things about the Dukes.”
“I haven’t got anything to lose by being myself anymore, Enos. And by the way, you can call me Rosco.”

The next morning, a small crowd stood in the hallway of the courthouse and watched Grady Byrd be sworn in as the first for-real new sheriff since many of them could remember.
Rosco noticed that Grady had kind of a funny look on his face as he handed him the Sheriff’s badge and congratulated him.
After the ceremony, Rosco stopped by his office to grab a couple of things. Grady walked in just as he was leaving.
“Rosco, I just wanted you to know that this wasn’t my idea. Boss came to me the day you told him you were retiring and all but threatened me if I didn’t take the job.”
“I’m not surprised, Grady,” said Rosco. “But Enos is the one you need to convince.”
“I feel just awful for Enos,” said Grady. “He deserves to take your place, not me. I Know he’s upset, but he won’t talk about it.”
“It’s not you he’s upset with, Grady. It’s Boss. But you can bet on some competition from him in the election. That is, unless you want to just give it to him.”
“I would, Rosco, but Boss’d hang me out to dry.”
It was obvious that Grady wasn’t all that interested in being sheriff, and Rosco knew why. But he was relieved, and knew Enos would be, to know that Grady might be interested in helping Enos get into the Sheriff’s Office, as long as he could do so discreetly.

A couple of days before the election, Grady and Enos sat in Grady’s office. After making sure Boss wasn’t around, Grady said, “Now, Enos, I know you want to be sheriff, and the whole county knows you deserve to be. As long as the election stays fair, which Jesse Duke assured me he’d see to, you will be.”
“You’re a good, honest man, Enos, and deep down, even Boss has to respect that. But he’s going to put alot of pressure on you. Sure you can handle it?”
“I’ll be alright, Sheriff. Besides, you can always be one of my deputies if you want.”
“I might take you up on that, Enos. Maybe Boss won’t be too hard on either of us that way.”

The day of the election rolled around, and the whole county waited for the results. Including a man from the state Election Commissioner’s office, whom Jesse had tipped off. No one was surprised that the new Sheriff of Hazzard County would be Enos Strate.
After Boss calmed down from his fit, Rosco walked over to him and said, “See, none of this would’ve happened if you’d just left well enough alone. And I’m gonna make sure Enos is treated fair. He’s gonna have two deputies, he’s gonna make at least a full standard sheriff’s salary, and you’re gonna let him run the Sheriff’s Department his way, not yours.”
“Who do you think you are, Rosco Coltrane, talking to me like that?” sputtered Boss.
“Your brother-in-law. You wouldn’t want me to sic Lulu on you, now would you?”
Boss shuddered at the memory of the last time someone told his wife he was cheating someone she cared about.
“Alright, Rosco. You win.”

And, so, Enos ended up succeeding Rosco as Sheriff after all. He kept his word to Grady, making him a deputy. He kept Cletus on as his second deputy, and even ended up talking Boss into letting him put Rosco on reserve. That suited Rosco just fine, as he only had to work when he felt like it, and when he did he was once again the straight-as-an-arrow lawman he was in the old days, and wished he had been all along.

The End

A Sad Christmas in Hazzard

by: Kitty
After the Reunion ended in May 1996 Bo and Luke
hugged Jesse, Daisy good bye. While Jesse Hugged
Bo he asked, “Bo, Luke, will you come visit this
christmas?? I need help now that I’m an old man.”
Bo looked in his calender, “Well, Uncle Jesse
I’ll have to call you later to let you know, but
hope so.”
Rosco came to Bo, “Are you leaving already?? I’m
going to miss the General Lee again.”
Bo puts his hand on Rosco’s shoulder, “Don’t
worry Rosco, we’ll be back soon.”
Rosco smiled, “Oooh, oooh okay.”
Luke answered, “The General Lee will never die,
it’s going to be here through the next
generation.”
Rosco agreed, “You’re right boys.”
The duke boys went to the house to pack to leave
it got tears rolling down Jesse’s eyes watching
them pack.
Jesse starts to have past dreams of the boys when
they were little, and now they’re on their own.
While Bo and Luke left the farm and Hazzard.
Jesse went back inside the house feeling unhappy
and sad flipping through the photo albums. Many
months went by until Thanksgiving day nobody came
to eat dinner with Jesse. That made Jesse more
upset, then a phone rang it was Bo, “Hi bo, I
miss you boys.”
Bo said, “Yeah, we miss you too and discuss that
we all should come and see you for Christmas, so
we’ll come a week before Christmas. Jesse felt
better, “I’m glad to hear you’ll come back for
Christmas.”
Jesse hangs up the phone to get decorations ready
then saved the lights and orgnaments for the boys
to do. Jesse went to do some Christmas shopping
for his nephews and daisy. He decided to get
something really special for them…then probably
a will, if he happens to pass away and give bo
and Luke the money to keep the farm without
Jesse. He wants the farm to stay with the duke
family for a long time. Soon it was closer to the
day Bo, Luke and Daisy comes back to the farm. In
the next day Bo, and Luke arrived to help with
the decorations. Luke said,”This is going to be
another great Christmas together again.”
Bo said, “Yeah, and many more to come.” Jesse
came in the room with a box of old orgnaments,
“Here’s your homemade orgnaments.”
Bo went to the box and laughed,”Luke, here’s your
ugly orgnament!!”
Luke got embarrassed,”That’s not ugly, I made it
when I was 5 years old.”
Bo said, “Well, I don’t remember seeing you make
it.”
Luke went to Bo to grab the wood stick shaped of
a deer from Bo’s hand and the head broke off.,
“Thanks alot Bo!!”
Bo looked at the broken wood piece, “I’m sorry
Cousin, but it’s old anyway.”
Luke said, “My mom helped me make this first
orgnament, and she got killed two days later in a
car crash. And it’s a good thing she finished
it!!”
Bo felt bad, “Oh, I didn’t know that!!”
Jesse heard the argument from another room,
“Boys!!, I don’t want arguments on Christmas
day.”
Bo and Luke looked at Jesse, “Sorry Uncle.”
Luke searched the box of Bo’s to be fair and
found his Orgnament ball that have bo’s picture
when he was 3 years old, “Here’s a picture of
you.”
Bo went to see it, “Nice.”
Jesse got tired of the boys not doing anything,
“Are you boys going to stand there all week?? I
want all the decorations up before the 22nd.”
Bo and Luke gave up, and got all the lights and
orgnaments on the tree then went outside for
awhile. Two days before Christmas Jesse started
to feel a bit sick and weak, but he tries to
ignore that. Daisy saw Jesse not feeling well,
“Jesse are you okay?”
Jesse answered, “I’m just getting old that’s
all.”
Daisy felt worried, “Let’s take you to the doctor
to be sure.”
Jesse refused, “No, I want to be here in this
house.”
Daisy went to tell the guys, “Jesse’s not feeling
well.”
Bo and Luke got a worried look in their faces and
went to see Jesse, “Jesse??, we should take you
to the doctor.”
Jesse gave up and they went to the doctor.. The
doctor wanted to talk to Jesse privately, Jesse
said, “I don’t want to hear it, since I want to
go home and be with my family for Christmas, it’s
not going to stop me.”
Doctor said, “Well, just take it easy.”
Jesse said, “Fine.”
Jesse came out of the hospital to the car, “I’m
fine, so let’s get to the party.”
Bo said, “Okay, here we go.”
They arrived to the party that Rosco is the host.
When they got in, Rosco said,”Here are the duke
boys!!”
Bo rolled his eyes, “ROSCO!!, we’re not boys
anymore, we’re men.”
Rosco giggled, “Oh I forgot, well Bo and Luke I
want to welcome you back to Hazzard.”
Rosco put the song “Good Ol’ Boy theme song.”
Bo listened to it, “Those were the days.”
Everyone danced, ate and had a good time. Jesse
mostly sat on the table feeling weaker as he
watched Bo and Luke having a great time. At the
end Rosco put a Mistletoe everywhere, so bo and
Luke found a female to kiss. Jesse interrupted Bo
and Luke to say he is very tired and wants to get
back to the farm. Bo sees how tired Jesse is,
“Okay Jesse.”
Bo took Jesse back home, while Luke and Daisy
stayed at the party. While driving back to the
farm Jesse started to have trouble breathing, it
scared bo thinking Jesse is going pass away so he
slammed on the brakes to get Jesse to the
hospital.. When Jesse got on the bed, he said, “I
want to die at the farm than the hosital.”
Bo started to cry, “Jesse, don’t say that!! I
love you so much like a father.”
Jesse said,” I have something to tell you, but I
wanted to wait until after Christmas.
Bo got worried, “What is it??”
Jesse said, “If I tell you all now, it’s going to
ruin our Christmas.”
Bo got upset and walked out the door to find the
doctor. Then called Luke and Daisy to get to the
hospital right away, so they did. The doctor
said, “Just stay in bed for a few days and you’ll
be back to normal.”
Jesse said, “Okay, I’ll do that.”
The day before Christmas the duke cousins came to
pick Jesse up to go back to the farm to relax.
It’s only Christmas eve and Jesse wants them to
open the gifts early.
Bo said,”Okay, we’ll open them.”
While they opened the gifts. They got an Will
papers from Jesse, and started to weep, “Jesse,
why do we need them soo soon.”
Jesse said, “I’m sick, so I thought I should give
you the will to keep the farm for the future
generations.”
Luke smiled, “Thanks Jesse.”

PART II

That night the dukes slept until 8am Bo and Luke
got up to get dress, then make breakfast. Daisy
came out later to join them. They realized
Jesse’s still sleeping, so they left him to sleep
to rest. The Guys went outside to do some work
at 10am Daisy decided to check on Jesse then she
screamed, “NOOO!!!”
Bo, Luke heard and ran to see why Daisy was
upset.” They saw Jesse laying in bed with his
hand on his chest with a pale look in his face.
Three cousins looked at Jesse and Bo said, “Well,
he had a long life, it’s time to go.”
Luke said, “Yeah, I’m not sure how we’re going to
keep the farm.”
Bo said, “That’s true unless we find Vance.”
Bo left the room to make phone calls while Luke
went to search through the Will. Daisy went to
put Jesse’s things in a storage box.
Luke says, “We can’t keep the farm.”
Bo heard, “Why not?”
Luke showed Bo the paper, “Jesse owe $12,000
dollars for farm payments, and I got a place in
NY I can’t live here.”
Bo looked sad, “Yeah, me too.”
Rosco, Lulu, Cletus, Enos, Coy, Vance, Cooter all
came to the door not knowing what happened knocks
on the door. Daisy saw it was their hazzard
buddies, “Guys, we got company.”
Bo and Luke got prepared, “Let them in.”
Coy, Vance yelled, “I’m heeeeere!!! Merry
Christmas, hey where’s Jesse??”
Vance went to look for Jesse, “Uncle Jesse??,
Jesse??”
Bo grabbed Vance before he went in Jesse’s room,
“Vance, we got to talk first.”
Vance got confused, “What is it?”
Luke got everyone attention, “We got bad news.”
Rosco said,”Is this about Jesse?”
Luke said,” Yes.”
Luke said,”Jesse passed away during the night,
and he’s still in bed.”
Coy, Vance felt sad,”What will happen to the
farm?”
Luke answered, “We’ll have to sell it.”
Coy yelled, “No, Jesse will not like that.”
Vance said,”Well, we can find someone in the
family to keep the farm.”
Rosco interrupted,” Boys, boys, I mean men, “I
know you all want to keep the farm forever, but
this place is getting old, it’s time to fix it up
anyway.”
Bo and Luke agrees,”Yeah.”
Soon someone came to take Jesse away for the
furneral, after the furneral ended the dukes went
to move everything out of the house. Sell all the
farm stuff to get money to pay the late bills.
Coy, Vance left, so it’s only Bo, Luke and Daisy
at the empty farm house saying bye bye to their
childhood home.
Daisy said, “I’m going to miss this place, I
can’t believe it’s time to let other family use
this place and enjoy the times we had.”
Bo looked around, “Yeah, it’s sad to lose Jesse
and the farm.”
Rosco came, “Okay, you dukes this farm is
history, because I found a new family, who is
moving in here now.”
Luke said,”Thanks alot.”
Daisy started to cry, “Well, I’m going to leave
Hazzard bye guys.”
Daisy went to her Jeep and drove away, while Bo
and Luke looked around for the last time before
leaving. They saw a truck coming to the farm with
3 little kids and a man. Bo saw the kids about 5
years apart, “That reminds me of us.”
Luke saw the kids, “Yeah, we were that young here
on the farm.”
a kid came to them, “WHo are you?”
Bo said, “I’m Bo, this is Luke we grew up here.”
kid said, “I’m Lukas, and my little brother
Beauregard and my sister Debbie.”
Bo laughed,”This is going to be soo cool.”
Luke said,”Enjoy the farm just like we used to.”
Lukas said, “We will.”
Bo and Luke got in the general lee taking off,
“Little bo and little luke with little Debbie
just like us LOL.”
Luke said, “Yeah, Hazzard will still have a
family with bo, luke in it.”
The boy’s father came to Bo, “Interesting car you
have, we also have the same car, but with 02 on
the doors.”
Bo was suprised,”Where?”
The man said, “It’s under the sheets over there.”
The dukes went to uncover the car and shocked to
see General’s twin!!! but with 02 on the door,
“That’s cool!”
Man said, “I heard about you dukes losing your
man Jesse, and thought we could move here and
replace your family.”
Luke said,”That’s great.”
Bo asked,”What’s your name?”
Man said, “Vance’s father is my oldest cousin he
told me about this farm, so here I am.”
Bo said,”You’re a Duke?”
John said, “I’m John Duke.”
Bo said, “That’s great, we found another Duke
family to take over.”
Bo and Luke waved bye and left to go to Hazzard
to see Cooter talking to a young guy, “Hi Cooter,
we want to tell you a new Duke family is now
living at the farm.”
Cooter was surprised, “That’s great, and meet
this guy to take my place named Hooter he’s my
youngest 2nd cousin.”
Luke looked at Bo, “Looks like another generation
to take our place.”
Cooter says he’s leaving Hazzard too, and wanted
his youngest cousin to take his place. The dukes
and Cooter heard two police cars going fast past
them to the bank hitting eachother. They watched
the young sheriff out of the car going to the
Deputy, “You devilstick!!”
Luke said, “Oh no, New cops to take Rosco’s place
and Enos.”
Bo and Luke with Cooter walked over to them,
“Hello.”
Sheriff says, “I’m Sheriff Woody Coltrane.” and
this is Deputy Strate Jr.”
Bo laughed, “Cute.”
Cooter said, “Wait til you see who is taking
Boss’s place and I have to leave okay bye bye
dukes it’s been great being here in Hazzard.”
Cooter left, it made Bo and Luke puzzled,”Who is
taking Boss’s place?”
They followed Sheriff to see Boss, then Bo saw
Rosco talking to Boss, “Rosco!!!”
Rosco said, “Hi duke boys, I got news for
you…instead of me I got cousin Woody, and Enos
brought his cousin, so I got Boss’s nephew
Hughie.”
Bo was shocked, “WHAT!!! Hazzard is going to
continue having dukes again.”
Rosco said, “What are you talking about??”
Luke said, “Vance’s father has a cousin who is
now living at the farm named Duke have have 3
children ages 6, 14, 15 little one named
Beauregard, Lukas and Debbie Duke they are
siblings not cousins.”
Rosco said,”Well, that doesn’t matter to me
because I’m leaving Hazzard and my cousin will be
sure they don’t get in trouble.”
Rosco packs up to leave and retire forever, so
did Bo and Luke. They left Hazzard feeling sad,
but glad the Duke family will continue to live in
Hazzard. That’s the end of the story that Hazzard
will have new generations replacing Bo, Luke,
Cletus, Enos, Boss, Rosco, etc… instead of
General lee 01 in Hazzard now have General Lee
02.

The Lucky Star (1865)

by: Delilah Kelly

Summer 1865

The Coltrane house was full of people now. Toby and Dulcie had come back to their house on the Evans land, where they were looking after the crops. Joe and Martha Evans’ decision to leave the cabin to Toby and Dulcie had proved to be a good one as both former slaves remained on their lands, though they were free now. They had nowhere else to go either. The Evanses were still living with their daughter. They were going to their farm everyday to work there and try to rebuild a life along with a home for themselves.

Katrina was now the real head of the house. Mrs. Coltrane had left her most of the responsibilities regarding the house and its organization and management of life inside. The old lady was tired and she only helped her for the cooking and looking after the children. Victoria and Rosco Lee were growing in good health, though the baby girl would not be as strong as her father. She was more looking like Katrina herself. Both children were constantly surrounded by family love, their grandparents, their mother, their cousin. Only their father was missing and Rosco Lee was sometimes asking for his father in a most insistent way that broke his mother’s heart.

Katrina was strong, she always kept a smiling poker face on – to her kin’s admiration. But inside her heart, she was desperate. Nobody at home dared mention Rosco’s demise. Nobody suggested to die clothes in black, in sign of mourning. Katrina knew that one day or so, she would have to do so but she postponed the moment. Next Spring… Next Summer… At Christmas… She could not admit that Rosco had died. She cried in her bed at night, but something deep inside her heart told her he was still alive somewhere.

Katrina was not the only one to feel as such. MaryAnne felt the same too. The young Deputy had resumed her duties quickly, coordinating the solidarity around. She tried to remain busy as much as possible to forget that her elder cousin was probably dead. His death would mean another Sheriff would have to be elected. MaryAnne knew she could not be elected as such – though Hazzard folks appreciated her skills and dedication to the County. Another Sheriff may not choose her as his Deputy and she would have to give up a job she liked very much. Only Rosco could admit a woman among his Sheriff’s Department staff.

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Evicted: Chapter 7

by: Kristy Duke

Looking around the empty  old farm house, Craig feels his muscles tightening up as he forces his thoughts to run through his well thought through plan and chills of excitement cross his body. Excitement at the thought that they had entered Hazzard dirt poor and will be leaving Hazzard rich with all of Hogg’s money. An evil smile crosses his handsome face at the thought of what Hogg’s reactions will be when he finds that he has been robbed and by the time he figures out that he was robbed by them, they’ll be long gone from Hazzard. Despite how much he hated Hazzard and the old farm house they  had been trapped in the past few days, the rewards were going to be well worth it. If only there was some way to speed up their plan…

But Craig knows that if he were to change his plans or  tries to speed them up, would only produce failure. Reminding Craig that he needed to be patient and to follow his plans no matter how he felt.

Sighing heavily he walks out of the living room and into the empty kitchen where Rory is standing over the counter making sandwiches. “Oh good,” she smiles up at him, “you can run this up this up to your idiot brother. He’s lucky I don’t make him starve to death.”

Craig shakes his head at her. He loved her, but couldn’t understand why she hated his brother for. “I’ll make sure to relay the message to him,” he grins ornery at her as he takes the plate from her, “Hey, have you looked for that old man’s ring yet?”

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