David Wayne Glaze

The First National Bank of Happenstance David Wayne Glaze

The First National Bank of Happenstance is a story about chance. This story begins of all places in a vault, a bank vault that is where people keep gold, silver or diamonds and money lots and lots of money. However, these are not the only types of valuables people keep. For example, the standards of measurement of length and weight are kept in a vault somewhere, in France. I believe, and every country has an official copy tucked away. Furthermore, dangerous goods, such as fire arms and weapons are kept locked away. However, there are still other types, which are more important than these. There are valuables of thought such as books, and documents such as the Constitution. Furthermore, there are valuables of ideas like the things we believe and hold as true. Some of these are nearer and dear to us that any bag of gold. It is this type of theft, from the vault in the First National Bank of Happenstance that is the subject of this story. Yes, it was from right there in that vault, in the middle of the night, that a long skinny hand of Hapless Happenstance Henry reached into a safety deposit box and removed the town's most precious goods. Come and see it the famed Lawman, Always Gets His Man Sam, will get his man. Or consider the trial where the prosecutor, Nail Them To The Wall William, goes head to head against the laywer for the defence, Slick as Snot Scott. Will the precious bag of good which were labeled with the tag, Evidence of Him, be returned to it's rightfull owner? Come and see............