Every Night at Six Thirty, Bob Drove Away, Until His Other Wife Said My Name
“Did Uncle John move his workshop down to Westfall?”
Bob grabbed the pink slip off the blotter before my thumb reached the corner.
He folded it in half twice into a tight little square and stuffed it deep into his shirt pocket.
“That was a special commercial order for a farm down the county,” he said, his voice climbing half a note higher than normal.
“I’ve got forty contractor bills to settle before noon.”
“Bob, Maple Street isn’t in Westfall.”