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To: Nadine Wilcock
From: Mel Fuller
Subject: My suspension
Now, now, it won't be that bad. I'm sort of looking forward to it. I haven't had any time
off in a quite a while. It will give Paco and I a chance to bond again. And God knows I
haven't visited Mrs. Friedlander in the hospital for ages and ages. Not that she's noticed,
I'm sure, but still, I feel guilty about it...even if it does turn out she's not going to be my
aunt-in-law. Really, don't worry about me. I'm fine. Honest.
Mel
To: Don and Beverly Fuller
From: Mel Fuller
Subject: Hi!
I was just wondering if you knew if there were any openings at the Duane County
Register. You mentioned once that you thought Mabel Flemming would be interested in
hiring me as their Arts and Entertainment writer. I've been thinking a lot about it, and
I've come to the conclusion that I'm really sick of the city, and would like to come home
for a while. Could you let me know if Mabel still needs someone? Thanks.
Mel
PS Don't worry about me. I'm fine. Really.
To: Mel Fuller
From: Don and Beverly Fuller
Subject: Honey, do you mean it?
You're really thinking about coming home? Oh, Daddy and I just couldn't be more delighted.
I mean, it was all well and good for you to go to the big city and try to prove yourself,
but the fact is, you've done that. Now it's time for you to think about settling down, and Daddy
and I are just tickled pink that you want to do it back here in good old Lansing.
And I don't want you to think we aren't cosmopolitan, because you know just the other
day they opened up a Big Kmart! Can you believe that? A Big Kmart, right here in Lansing.
Anyway, good news: I called Mabel up right away and asked her if she still needed an