Arthur Whitmore Demanded A False Alibi For Caleb In Columbus Parking Garage
“Miss Bell,” he said, leaning on his broom handle.
“I was meaning to knock on your door later.”
“Is there a problem with the radiator again?” I asked, stopping near the bottom step.
“No, the heat is fine,” he said, squinting at me through his thick spectacles.
“But we had a visitor this morning.
Just before ten.”
I stopped on the second step, my hand tightening on the strap of my purse.
“Who was it?”