My Father Tossed a Blue Savings Passbook into the Mud at Cedar Ridge
“Give me until tomorrow to get the emergency injunction filed,” Arthur said.
I hung up and got back into my car.
I turned the key.
The engine sputtered hard and shook the whole steering column before it finally caught.
I pulled out onto Grand Avenue, heading toward Riverfront Market.
I needed to figure out how to get a cash advance or beg Mr.
Davis for more time on the rent.
The check engine light flashed a harsh red on the dashboard.