Thirty-Nine Million Dollars and a Brown Folder on the Kitchen Table
Joe pulled into the farm forty minutes later in his flatbed tow truck.
The air brakes hissed loudly as he stopped near the porch.
I climbed up into the passenger seat and pulled the door shut.
“Where’s your pickup?” Joe asked.
“Arthur borrowed it,” I said.
Joe put the truck in gear.
“He usually hates driving that old thing.
He complained about the suspension all last year.”