Brothers And Bones
“Bonz said, “I didn’t mean to knock him out.”
“Then, Jesus Christ, you shouldn’t have hit him!” I yelled. “What did you expect? He’s almost a senior citizen and he’s half your size. Why the hell did you do that? He was trying to help us. Shit, he may have had the answer right there in his hands. I think he’d just found what he was looking for and was about to tell me something.”
Bonz was looking down at the papers that had fallen out of the folder and fluttered chaotically to the floor. ...Some landed on Lippincott’s inert, supine form.
“No, he wasn’t, Charlie. He wasn’t going to tell us anything. He was stalling.”
I frowned. “Stalling?”
Bonz inclined his head toward the papers strewn about the floor. I dropped to one knee and scanned a few pages. About half were blank. A few were covered with printed gibberish, like his computer printer had calibrated its ink cartridge and these printouts were the result.MoreLess
“Then, Jesus Christ, you shouldn’t have hit him!” I yelled. “What did you expect? He’s almost a senior citizen and he’s half your size. Why the hell did you do that? He was trying to help us. Shit, he may have had the answer right there in his hands. I think he’d just found what he was looking for and was about to tell me something.”
Bonz was looking down at the papers that had fallen out of the folder and fluttered chaotically to the floor. ...Some landed on Lippincott’s inert, supine form.
“No, he wasn’t, Charlie. He wasn’t going to tell us anything. He was stalling.”
I frowned. “Stalling?”
Bonz inclined his head toward the papers strewn about the floor. I dropped to one knee and scanned a few pages. About half were blank. A few were covered with printed gibberish, like his computer printer had calibrated its ink cartridge and these printouts were the result.MoreLess
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