Forty-One Thousand Dollars and a Yellow Paper Envelope
Dustin bounced on his heels and watched the massive truck tires roll past him toward the street.
I put my car in park and walked up the sloping concrete driveway to stand next to him.
“You played a perfect fourth quarter,” Dustin said.
“It wasn’t a game,” I said.
Dustin watched the heavy moving van shift into gear and pull out onto the main road.
“Brenda didn’t leave you much room in the back of that truck,” I said.
“She told me to find my own ride to the airport,” Dustin said.