A Catered St. Patrick's Day
“Patrick's Day @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } Chapter 10 Marvin was daydreaming about what he and Libby were going to have for dinner—he was hoping she’d make roast chicken en cocotte with plenty of potatoes, carrots, and fennel strewn on the bottom of the pot—when he saw Sean come out of Dwyer’s place. Marvin opened the door to get out and help him, but Sean waved him off, telling him he could manage by himself.
“I’m sorry about leaving like that,” Marvin said to ...Sean once he was seated in the hearse. “All that smoke was getting to me.”
Sean grunted. “Probably better that you weren’t in there anyway. Dwyer might not have talked if you were.”
“What did he say?”
“Once I threatened him with my sword cane he spilled the beans.”
Marvin turned to stare at Sean.
“Jeez. I’m kidding,” Sean said, taking in Marvin’s expression. “Honestly.” Sean hit the dashbo nh="ard of the hearse with the flat of his hand. “Now power this thing up.MoreLess
“I’m sorry about leaving like that,” Marvin said to ...Sean once he was seated in the hearse. “All that smoke was getting to me.”
Sean grunted. “Probably better that you weren’t in there anyway. Dwyer might not have talked if you were.”
“What did he say?”
“Once I threatened him with my sword cane he spilled the beans.”
Marvin turned to stare at Sean.
“Jeez. I’m kidding,” Sean said, taking in Marvin’s expression. “Honestly.” Sean hit the dashbo nh="ard of the hearse with the flat of his hand. “Now power this thing up.MoreLess
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