Forty-One Thousand Dollars and a Yellow Paper Envelope
One call to the local precinct and you go straight back to your cell for a parole violation.”
I let go of the handle and rubbed my right wrist again.
The constant fear of violating my parole sat heavy in my chest.
A trespassing charge would mean an immediate warrant and a trip back to a steel bunk.
“Where is he buried?” I asked.
“Whispering Pines,” Dustin said.
“But don’t expect a VIP section.
We kept the arrangements cheap.