Chapter 5: An In-Man
I had dinner plans with Cissy and her twin boys, Calin and Calvin, who were six-years-old and adorably bad.
Cissy Boxford-Jump lived on Stage Street near the elementary school. She and Renner, her husband of seven years, owned a three-bedroom ranch and shared a Ram T150. Renner worked for the county as a bondsman and Cissy labored as an account manager at Colt Branding. Both were happy in their marriage, suitable for each other, and pleasant to be around.
Tall, dark, and handsome Renner was out with one of his buddies at the Stockton Casino. Renner didn’t have a problem gambling, but he was lucky and seemed to win eighty percent of the time he went. His gambling escapades away from Stage Street allotted me some special time with my older sister. Sissy was thirty-fou
