Michael Lee Kilmartin

Legend of Charlie Jackson: My Story Two Michael Lee Kilmartin

Charlie Jackson, this is the continuing story of my life in chapter two, I have seen the good times in life along with the bad times in living and growing up. I now live high up in the mountains of Montana, where I own a horse and cattle ranch. Where the Cedar trees grow like statues that reach the blue sky and as far as the eye can see. The tall green grass that stretches far beyond the mountains and I consider this the good times of my life. My father and Mother are now retired, and yet my father does come into town once a week to check on me running the law firm called the Jackson's Law practice. We have grown from two law offices to twelve offices and we employ over three hundred and I am the president of the Jackson Law Practice. My family and my two sisters work with me in my offices. I am still a single man and yet I have had chances to marry and settle down many times. But it is not my time, because I am not sure that I want to be a lawyer, I have had many cases that did not make me happy to be an attorney. With many the lies and government corruption in being an attorney. I can see how the law can create unhappiness and yet wealth for the last ten years. I own a large ranch in Montana, which was once part of my father's ranch. He gave me part of it since I become the president, and in hopes, I would marry and have a family. I sit on my front porch in the evening with Bear my best friend and trusty Indian scout. Bear and I look up at the full moon and we see the owls of the night. Gliding and diving for the black bats that dance in the full moonlight. I look at Bear and smile as I smoke my pipe and I make circles in the air, and I wonder what will our next adventure.