Wil He could see that convincing Marilyn was going to take more than her marriage contract and divorce papers, so he was glad that he’d kept all the footage from eight years ago, because what was before him now was exactly what he’d hypothesized: that Marrin had been in a terrible accident and lost her memory; not that Calvin would believe him. She’d even seen the time she’d called Calvin, and he’d managed to line it up with the radio stations from the state of Virginia to show her she’d called Calvin the moment she knew about that plane crash or close enough to it. “I believe Marilyn, you called Calvin the day of your accident to try and tell him you were alive, not on that plane. You were not a heartless, cruel or vicious woman. Just, I believe, heartbroken. Calvin never got that mess