Blaze of Glory
“He hobbled over to it and sat down.
'Caroline,' he said, and he was pleased to hear that his voice wasn't trembling. 'Your father didn't say where he kept his notebook? It has to be somewhere near, otherwise my spell wouldn't have been able to make George's notebook look like your father's.' 'No.' He scanned the cluttered workshop, still trying to get some of the cold out of his bones. Where would the professor have kept a notebook?
He got up and lurched around between the benches, his hands be...hind his back. 'Now,' he said, 'a notebook is a working tool, something that should be close at hand for reference or for addition, correct?' George was looking in a wooden cabinet. He grunted.
Aubrey went on. 'And – forgive me, Caroline – the professor didn't know he was going to die so suddenly, did he?' 'No,' she said, her face set.
'Then I'd say that the notebook would be accessible for the next time the professor needed it, no?' Caroline smiled crookedly. 'While this may be obvious, I'll grant your point.' 'Thank you.' Aubrey came to the main workbench in the middle of the space.MoreLess
'Caroline,' he said, and he was pleased to hear that his voice wasn't trembling. 'Your father didn't say where he kept his notebook? It has to be somewhere near, otherwise my spell wouldn't have been able to make George's notebook look like your father's.' 'No.' He scanned the cluttered workshop, still trying to get some of the cold out of his bones. Where would the professor have kept a notebook?
He got up and lurched around between the benches, his hands be...hind his back. 'Now,' he said, 'a notebook is a working tool, something that should be close at hand for reference or for addition, correct?' George was looking in a wooden cabinet. He grunted.
Aubrey went on. 'And – forgive me, Caroline – the professor didn't know he was going to die so suddenly, did he?' 'No,' she said, her face set.
'Then I'd say that the notebook would be accessible for the next time the professor needed it, no?' Caroline smiled crookedly. 'While this may be obvious, I'll grant your point.' 'Thank you.' Aubrey came to the main workbench in the middle of the space.MoreLess
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