One Small Thing
One Small Thing
“Dan had tried to take city streets, merging onto the freeway at Antelope, but even with his tricky maneuvers, all four freeway lanes looked like a parking lot. Sun glinted metallic off car hoods, traffic and police helicopters whirled in the air, and drivers opened their doors, stood on the hot pavement, and talked to one another, hands on hips, sunglasses on. Dan drove on the shoulder to the next exit and parked on the side of the street. He pulled out his phone, but he had service and then ...he didn’t, the lines on his phone rising and falling like a heart rate. “Shit!” He threw his phone down on the passenger’s seat and thought about Daniel. If he didn’t get home by six, Flora wouldn’t be happy, telling Dan when he hired her, “Mr. Luis tell me about this job, and I want it. But I have to be home for my family at night. This is okay? Six. I take the six-ten bus. It all work out.” He should have never told Steve he’d come out here to make the service call at Weymouth Industrial.MoreLess
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