On the Edge
“Oh, no. All he heard when he walked into the hauler after getting a polite but tersely worded warning from NASCAR was, “Lindsey’s gone.”Adam paused, the glass door gliding to a smooth shut behind him. “Gone?” he asked John. “What do you mean gone?”
“She disappeared right after you left for your meeting. Said she’d be right back and I haven’t seen her since.”
“Did she say where she was going?”
John shook his head, not looking him in the eye, Adam assumed out of guilt. “I thought she was running ...to the bathroom, but we’ve been so busy packing up, I didn’t bother to ask if that’s where she was going for sure.”
“Maybe she’s still there,” Adam muttered.
“Maybe,” John said.
But something was up. The look on John’s face was one he recognized from years of putting up with Lindsey’s antics. Not to mention, there was something hovering around the edges of the other crew member’s mouth, something that looked suspiciously like laughter.
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“She disappeared right after you left for your meeting. Said she’d be right back and I haven’t seen her since.”
“Did she say where she was going?”
John shook his head, not looking him in the eye, Adam assumed out of guilt. “I thought she was running ...to the bathroom, but we’ve been so busy packing up, I didn’t bother to ask if that’s where she was going for sure.”
“Maybe she’s still there,” Adam muttered.
“Maybe,” John said.
But something was up. The look on John’s face was one he recognized from years of putting up with Lindsey’s antics. Not to mention, there was something hovering around the edges of the other crew member’s mouth, something that looked suspiciously like laughter.
“What’s going on?”MoreLess
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