Bad Thoughts
“He took out a handkerchief and wiped some wetness from his neck. “I have to warn you. It’s going to be unpleasant. There’s some mental illness there.”
“Like father like son,” Susan muttered under her breath.
Dornich started to say something and then thought better of it. He didn’t want to discourage her from talking to Shannon’s father. He wanted to see her reaction to what the old man had to say. He reached over and redialed the number to California. “I’m going to put this on the s...peaker phone.”
After a few rings a voice picked up. It wanted to know who was calling. The voice was both strained and hostile.
“Hello, Mr. Shannon,” Dornich answered. “This is Phil Dornich calling back from Boston. I’ve got your daughter-in-law with me.”
The line seemed to go dead. Then, in a tight brutal voice, “Okay, I’ll speak to her.”
Susan had to clear her throat before she could talk. “Hello, Mr.MoreLess
“Like father like son,” Susan muttered under her breath.
Dornich started to say something and then thought better of it. He didn’t want to discourage her from talking to Shannon’s father. He wanted to see her reaction to what the old man had to say. He reached over and redialed the number to California. “I’m going to put this on the s...peaker phone.”
After a few rings a voice picked up. It wanted to know who was calling. The voice was both strained and hostile.
“Hello, Mr. Shannon,” Dornich answered. “This is Phil Dornich calling back from Boston. I’ve got your daughter-in-law with me.”
The line seemed to go dead. Then, in a tight brutal voice, “Okay, I’ll speak to her.”
Susan had to clear her throat before she could talk. “Hello, Mr.MoreLess
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