“Amos said. “I’m looking.” Dunc carefully observed each person in the steady stream of people walking back and forth in the crowded Scottish airport. “I don’t see them.” “They should be here. T.J. said he and his dad would pick us up.” “They probably had a flat tire or something.” Dunc stopped. “You did send the telegram telling them which plane we were on and what time it landed, didn’t you?” Amos looked offended. “Give me a little credit here.” “Okay. It’s just that sometimes, in the past, you... have been known to screw things up.” “Well, not this time. I distinctly remember putting the message in my pocket and riding my bike downtown, and—” Amos hesitated. “What?” “I just thought of something. On my way to send the message I ran into Dennis Therman. You remember Dennis? The kids at school used to call him Lizard Lips.” “I remember him. What does he have to do with the telegram?” “Dennis said he was only going to be in town for a few days.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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