Cry Me a River (2003)
“First, in a couple of hours, he and Beggar Man would meet at the old abandoned service station just off Willow Road. And secondly, while he waited, he would return to Cedar Creek to check on his ailing mother. He was worried about her. He was worried that the ordeal with his parole officer had been too stressful. Yes, she was too old and her condition too grave for such aggravation.
After bidding Beggar Man goodbye, he left the convenience store and drove down a side street for less than a mile..., then along another paved street for another two or three miles, finally connecting to the main highway back to Cedar Creek. As he drove, he thought of many things. He wondered if Beggar would be able to uncover anything. He wondered what he would do if he could not. He wondered how Marcus was doing. He wondered what he was thinking. He wondered how he, himself, would go on if the unthinkable happened.
At the intersection near the lake, he turned onto Lake Shore Avenue and headed toward town. Suddenly, everything stalled.MoreLess
After bidding Beggar Man goodbye, he left the convenience store and drove down a side street for less than a mile..., then along another paved street for another two or three miles, finally connecting to the main highway back to Cedar Creek. As he drove, he thought of many things. He wondered if Beggar would be able to uncover anything. He wondered what he would do if he could not. He wondered how Marcus was doing. He wondered what he was thinking. He wondered how he, himself, would go on if the unthinkable happened.
At the intersection near the lake, he turned onto Lake Shore Avenue and headed toward town. Suddenly, everything stalled.MoreLess
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