As the mail man pulled up to 13 Highland Street. The mail man sighed for the beautiful day was taunting him. He looked through his box of letters, and found one letter adressed to this perticular house. But to Mr. Binkley’s surprise on the front of the envolpe it read “OPEN GEORGE BINKLEY”. He pondered this quickly and then opened it. The letter had only 2 words written on the paper, “Go inside”. Obeying the letter’s orders he left his mail truck and entered the house. It was a run-downed house with the shudders hanging on by one hinge. When he opened the door it fell off. This startled Binkley and he bolted inside. He looked around, and was amazed. The inside was dressed like it was 5 stars unlike its curb apperence. He walked into the kitchen and found another letter. He opened with shaky hands. it read “Goodbye”. Binkley was confused by this when suddenly a voice behind him sobbed, “Goodbye George”. Lets say that was the last route that Mr. George Binkley ever made. No one was convicted.

…Yet