Rebecca Hale — The Second Ledger
Opal ate every bite without commenting on the salt I had forgotten.
PART 7
The gray sedan returned on a Tuesday afternoon.
This time I didn’t step onto the porch.
I wrote down the plate from behind the living-room curtain and called the nonemergency police number.
I reported the repeated surveillance and the confrontation, making it clear that I did not know who owned the car.
The officer who took the report was polite but cautious.
Without a direct threat or evidence of trespass, there was little he could do.