Iron Invader Page #3

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Only in Redeemer.

Sheriff, come in.

Well I hope you've got

something exciting

because this is

turning out to be

one very boring Saturday night.

I just received a call from

Earl up at the scrap yard.

Well, better than nothing.

What is it this time, kids

throwing fire crackers

in his yard?

No sir, someone stole

one of his metal sculptures.

[chuckles]

Who would want to steal

something made of junk?

Did you get a description

of the thief?

No sir.

Says they knocked him out cold

before he could see who it was.

Uh huh.

Really.

What does this sculpture

look like?

He says it's 17 feet tall

and weighs about a ton.

[laughs]

a ton,

you need a tractor trailer

to steal something that big.

I imagine so, Sheriff.

Uh huh.

Well I guess we best keep our

eyes peeled for large vehicles

moving through town, huh?

Copy that sir.

This is a bad idea, Grandpa.

Those thieves couldn't have

gotten very far.

There's only one road

out of this town

and if we move fast

we can catch them.

I just really think you should

let the Sheriff handle it.

That flat foot can't even

handle an old lady.

Now lets go get

the bastards!!!!!!!

No, no, you

need to calm down.

Okay, take a breath,

have a seat,

I'll get you a beer

or something.

Are you chickening out

on me, son?

No, no, I'm not.

I just think we should

wait for the Sheriff.

Alright.

I'll catch the bastards

myself.

Grandpa.

They're long gone.

Hi Ethan.

Amanda Spelling,

I haven't seen you in ages.

You look the same

as when I left.

You haven't aged a bit.

Still got your baby face.

You're still just as pretty.

I hear you're some smarty

pants Science teacher.

You could say that.

I came by to see Jake,

is he around?

You just missed him.

He should be back soon,

if you want to wait.

I could get you something

to drink.

I'm sure he'd love

to see you.

No, it's alright, I have

to get back to my Aunts.

You should have seen his

fe when he saw you today.

Like he'd seen a ghost.

Poor guy, I came

to apologize.

Apologize for what?

I could have been nicer.

Seeing your high school

sweetheart after 16 years

when you're going

through a nasty divorce

is not the best timing.

Don't worry about it.

He knows you're going

through a tough time.

Will you tell him that I'll try

to stop by before I leave?

Will do.

Hey, either of you boys

married yet?

Not me, I still got

wild oats to sow,

I don't know what

Jakes problem is.

He hasn't had a

long-term relationship

with anyone but you.

I think you're the only girl

he's ever liked.

Steve!

Steve, it's Jake Hampton,

you around?

I got something for you.

Hey Steve.

Steve?

Steve?

[knocking]

It's Jake Hampton, you home?

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