All the Stars in Heaven
““Nope. I still ain’t figured out where she lives.”“It shouldn’t be that difficult,” Grant said. His nose wrinkled in distaste as he opened the bag Carl had set in front of him. “You know when and where her classes are. Follow her.”“It’s not that easy anymore. She goes all these different places on campus—places I can’t get into—and disappears from there.” Carl opened a ketchup packet and squirted it on the paper next to his fries. “It’s not like I’ve had a lot of time.” He nodded toward a package on the counter. “You want syringes, I get ’em. You want that guy’s wallet, I steal it. You don’t want her to have a place to stay no more, I even took care of that.”“I never told you to set her house on fire,” Grant said. “If they trace it back to you, you’re looking at arson and manslaughter.”“They won’t be able to trace nothing. The building’s gone. What’re they gonna do?”“Plenty,” Grant said. He left his sandwich untouched and went to the kitchen for a drink.“I found out where her boyfriend works,”
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