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Dear Foolishcowboy,

Trucy has asked me with her homework a couple of times and I help her.

Most of the time, she does fine on her own. She's a very smart girl.

The rest of the unanswered letters will be posted tomorrow or the next day. Have a wonderful day!

Dear Tom,

Being spoiled by my daughter is one I think.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Dear Lamperette,

It's hard to say. His mother and I expected to create a child just a month before the pregnancy was announced. It was a great gamble, but not one I regret.

Dear Anonymous,

Lance will probably want to go out to eat or to a theme park.

Dear Fool,

No.

Dear Anonymous,

Hm... can't say. Probably dinner. Wocky is a good cook.

Dear Anonymous,

Knowing my wife, I'm sure she'll come up with something. Not that I deserve it.

Dear Anonymous,

Gift? After locking me up in here? That's the best joke I've heard all year!

Dear Tom,

I've known Wright for as long as I can remember. Believe me, even if he did claim to forge evidence, it probably wasn't him. Even the first time he was accused of forged evidence, he took the fall for that so called "friend" of his that ruined his life and left him unemployed for seven years.

Wright places betrayal and poison as unforgivable lines, but he's far too kind. The line should've been when Wright met with the Bar Association and that coward only gave a vote without ever once defending Wright and his name. Even Larry defended Wright's name back in grade school and he actually did steal my lunch money.

(It's why I forgave him, I suppose. I knew he was guilty, but I let it go because he did save Wright in the end. I hate to admit it, but as much trouble as Larry is, he has a good heart.)

Anonymous,

I don't know. I guess we could go out to eat. Dad's rich.

Dear Anonymous,

I don't know. I guess I could cook something for Dad.

Dear Anonymous,

I'm sure Mama will have us come up with a bouquet or food for Papa. They don't have proper meals for him in the prisons.

Dear Anonymous,

My dad's in prison, so I'm not sure.

Dear Tom,

I don't know anything about what happened. I'll have to ask Apollo and the Boss before I decide on anything.

Knowing him though, and how he acted during the Civil Trial with Apollo, I'm sure if there was any forged evidence and he claimed he forged it, he took the fall for someone else's sake. That's just the kind of man he is.

(Him and Simon. They would take the fall for someone else, because that's the kind of men they are.)

Dear Lamperette,

No. He's my little brother. I was but a youth when Barok was eight. We're not as far apart in age as you think. Besides, we already have a father.

Dear Lamperette,

No, Klint is my brother. When I was a boy, he was also in his youth. He is but eight years older than me. He was 26 years old when he was murdered.