Due Justice
“January 7, 1999 LATER, I CHANGED INTO a canary-yellow sweat suit and made myself a drink. I went out to our balcony and sat with my feet propped up, lighting up my first Partaga of the day. It was after dusk, but not dark. The sky was filled with reds and oranges. Tomorrow would be another beautiful day. I was still sitting there, contemplating what to do about Carly’s problem when George came out to join me. I was glad to see he’d brought a larger than usual glass of Glenfiddich.
“How do y...ou feel about room service tonight?” he asked me as he sat down in the rocker next to mine. “I can order up some poached salmon over greens with raspberry vinaigrette and fresh sourdough rolls. What do you say?”
“Sounds good to me,” I answered him, still contemplating.
“I’ll give you a silver dollar for your thoughts. They look valuable.”
“I was just thinking how really unfortunate it is that the police department never closes.”MoreLess
“How do y...ou feel about room service tonight?” he asked me as he sat down in the rocker next to mine. “I can order up some poached salmon over greens with raspberry vinaigrette and fresh sourdough rolls. What do you say?”
“Sounds good to me,” I answered him, still contemplating.
“I’ll give you a silver dollar for your thoughts. They look valuable.”
“I was just thinking how really unfortunate it is that the police department never closes.”MoreLess
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