Thirty-Nine Million Dollars and a Brown Folder on the Kitchen Table
“He made an exception last night.”
We drove into Oakhaven with the heater blowing warm air at our boots.
The trees along the two-lane highway were completely bare now.
Joe dropped me off in front of the car rental agency on Main Street.
The lobby was empty except for a young man behind the counter in a blue polo shirt.
He was typing on a keyboard and didn’t look up right away.
“I need a car for the week,” I said.