Arthur Whitmore Demanded A False Alibi For Caleb In Columbus Parking Garage
“You should go home early,” she said.
“I can finish the Friday log.”
“No,” I said.
“I want to finish.”
I pressed the pen to the paper, but my fingers lost their grip.
The pen slipped, rolling off the edge of the laminate table and clicking loudly against the tile floor.
I stared at it as it rolled toward the base of a trash can.
The sound seemed far too loud in the empty cafeteria.