Mr. Lawson Senior was already seated in the other chair. Calhoun braced himself for whatever he had coming his way. He sat down and faced his grandfather. Calhoun could see the seriousness amidst the wrinkles on his grandfather's face.
"I see what you've done with the business," his grandfather spoke, "I must say that I'm proud of who you've become."
Calhoun sensed that there was a twist in all of this.
"But I must say," his grandfather implied, "I'm disappointed with your choice of women."
"There's only one woman in my life, grandpa," Calhoun objected.
"My point exactly," grandfather replied. "She's not the best of choices you've made, my boy."
"But you've not even given her a chance."
"I think I've seen enough of her in her parents."
"Ow great, you've seen the news," Calhoun
