Carnival of Shadows
“He was a block from the Bureau offices, a couple of minutes’ walk, and he did not understand why he was waiting. There was no reason to wait. There was no one there. No one would see him, and—in all likelihood—no one would ever know he had been there. It had to be done.
Travis took a flashlight from the trunk of his car and approached from the rear of the building. He made his way along the alley, left, left again, and down a narrow walkway to the back door. He opened up, stepped inside, cl...osed and then locked the door behind him. His heart raced. There was sweat on the palms of his hands, and he wiped them on his pants.
Bishop’s office would be locked, and for this he had no key, but he was not unschooled in accessing locked rooms. He even carried a blank on his own key chain, and employing this along with a straightened paper clip, he managed to open the door without difficulty.
Travis stood for some minutes in Bishop’s room.MoreLess
Travis took a flashlight from the trunk of his car and approached from the rear of the building. He made his way along the alley, left, left again, and down a narrow walkway to the back door. He opened up, stepped inside, cl...osed and then locked the door behind him. His heart raced. There was sweat on the palms of his hands, and he wiped them on his pants.
Bishop’s office would be locked, and for this he had no key, but he was not unschooled in accessing locked rooms. He even carried a blank on his own key chain, and employing this along with a straightened paper clip, he managed to open the door without difficulty.
Travis stood for some minutes in Bishop’s room.MoreLess
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