The Vanishing Men by Richard Washburn Child
In a Dallas setting a seventeen year old girl named Brena is drawn into a troubling relationship with Jim Hennepin. He schemes to gain money and romance, plans a forced trip to St Louis, and returns as tension over love, money, and danger thickens the narrative.
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Mysteries in Dallas Aims and a Brena Selosa
Compton Parmalee, head of Jim Hennepin’s firm, seeks information about the missing man. Brena Selosa recalls a telegram from St Louis and a promised marriage plan that backfired. Parmalee notes an unclaimed balance and an arrow lizard mark on a note as crucial clues while Brena reveals no paper was left with money before Hennepin vanished.
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Wealthy Capitalist Declares End to Speculation and Love
In a tense confession a financier proclaims detachment from romance and declares he is done with business. He reveals a fortune just over two million dollars, plans to retire, and shifts toward books, travel, health, and small kindnesses as a new life path unfolds. The response from Brena hints at unresolved feelings and a grim, ironic twist on sentiment and routine.
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