The Spy  (Paperback, Richard Harding Davis)

At first, many of Ainsley's friends come to see him. But as time goes on, fewer and fewer people visit. Ainsley begins to realize that his true friends are the ones who are willing to travel the distance to see him, regardless of the inconvenience. The story ends with Ainsley reflecting on the importance of true friendship. He realizes that he is richer in friends than he ever thought possible, even though he has lost touch with many of his old acquaintances. The Messengers is a heartwarming story about the importance of true friendship. It is a reminder that the people who are willing to make an effort to be in our lives are the ones who matter most. The story is also a commentary on the nature of wealth and success. Ainsley is a wealthy man, but he realizes that his true wealth is not in his possessions, but in his friendships. He is richer in friends than he ever thought possible, even though he has lost touch with many of his old acquaintances. The Messengers is a timeless story that is still relevant today. It is a reminder that the most important things in life are not material possessions, but the relationships we have with the people we love.