Eximere (The River book 4)
“The back door to the shop wasn’t locked or even closed all the way. Steven could hear someone inside moving things around. He knocked on the door, then opened it and said, “hello?”
From Jerry’s comments he was expecting to find a drunk passed out on the floor. Instead he found a sharply dressed man, wearing wire rim glasses, moving a stack of boxes from in front of a workbench.
“Yes?” the man said, turning to Steven. “Can I help you?”
“Pardon me,” Steven said. “Are you Roger? I heard that you u...sed to be a guide at the Unser estate.”
“Yes, that’s true,” the man replied.
Steven approached the man with his hand extended. “My name is Steven Hall. I’m in town with my father and some friends.”
“Nice to meet you,” the man said, shaking Steven’s hand.
“I’m sorry to just drop in like this, I can see you’re busy,”
Steven said, “but we’re in need of some help, and I was hoping you might be able to give me some information.”
“Not really busy,”MoreLess
From Jerry’s comments he was expecting to find a drunk passed out on the floor. Instead he found a sharply dressed man, wearing wire rim glasses, moving a stack of boxes from in front of a workbench.
“Yes?” the man said, turning to Steven. “Can I help you?”
“Pardon me,” Steven said. “Are you Roger? I heard that you u...sed to be a guide at the Unser estate.”
“Yes, that’s true,” the man replied.
Steven approached the man with his hand extended. “My name is Steven Hall. I’m in town with my father and some friends.”
“Nice to meet you,” the man said, shaking Steven’s hand.
“I’m sorry to just drop in like this, I can see you’re busy,”
Steven said, “but we’re in need of some help, and I was hoping you might be able to give me some information.”
“Not really busy,”MoreLess
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