On an Oak Creek Street, a Retired Navy SEAL Took Off His Flannel Shirt
Peterson was standing right beside him.”
Under the edge of the table, I tapped my left thumbnail against my knuckles twice.
“Arthur’s worried about town money,” I said.
“Did you hurt Trent?” she asked, her eyes searching mine.
“I stopped him from yanking on my shirt,” I said.
“He’s fine.”
She pulled her ponytail over her shoulder once more and stared down at her hands.
“It feels like everybody on the street hates us now,” she said.