A Superior Death
““Am I interrupting anything?”
“Not a thing.”
“Too bad,” she said, and they both enjoyed the view a second longer.
Anna sat down again and waited for Patience to tell her what had brought her to the north shore after eight P.M. Patience sat beside her. The light-colored hair was tied back into a ponytail and bound with a cabbage rose ribbon that matched, exactly, her peach shorts and jersey. Her deck shoes were white, even to the leather laces.
When she returned to Houghton in th...e fall, Anna promised herself, she would go clothes shopping. Levi’s and sweatshirts were losing their appeal.
“I’m out on a domestic mission tonight,” Patience said.
“Carrie’s disappeared.”
Anna hoped it was not along with another case of pickle relish. “A moderately alarming disappearance or a call-out-the-Coast-Guard disappearance?”MoreLess
“Not a thing.”
“Too bad,” she said, and they both enjoyed the view a second longer.
Anna sat down again and waited for Patience to tell her what had brought her to the north shore after eight P.M. Patience sat beside her. The light-colored hair was tied back into a ponytail and bound with a cabbage rose ribbon that matched, exactly, her peach shorts and jersey. Her deck shoes were white, even to the leather laces.
When she returned to Houghton in th...e fall, Anna promised herself, she would go clothes shopping. Levi’s and sweatshirts were losing their appeal.
“I’m out on a domestic mission tonight,” Patience said.
“Carrie’s disappeared.”
Anna hoped it was not along with another case of pickle relish. “A moderately alarming disappearance or a call-out-the-Coast-Guard disappearance?”MoreLess
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