My Father Tossed a Blue Savings Passbook into the Mud at Cedar Ridge
I wore my heavy winter coat and kept my head down, pretending to read a promotional brochure.
Lauren, the front teller, stood at the marble counter, biting her lower lip as she typed a long string of numbers into her terminal.
She kept glancing nervously at the security guard near the vault.
The heavy glass front doors slid open at nine-fifteen.
Gregory walked in wearing a tailored navy suit and polished leather shoes.
Dustin trailed a few steps behind him in torn jeans and a vintage rock band T-shirt.
Dustin jingled the loose keys in his pocket and looked completely bored with the morning errand.