Every Night at Six Thirty, Bob Drove Away, Until His Other Wife Said My Name
Bob never glanced back or eased off the gas.
He kept his elbow propped on the open window frame, his left blinker flashing yellow as he came to the Westfall town line six miles on.
He turned onto Willow Lane, a narrow gravel township road lined with deep drainage ditches and overgrown wild elderberry bushes.
I pulled off onto the grassy shoulder next to an old wooden barn and shut off the engine.
Bob pulled his sedan into the blacktop driveway of a white wooden cottage set fifty yards back from the gravel lane.
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