Sabrina's Man (2013)
“G. Simms was cluttered to such an extent that Waco wondered how any work ever got done there. All the walls had shelves going up to the board ceiling, which were packed with books, magazines, newspapers, and souvenirs. The big desk, with its back to the single window, was illuminated by sunlight, and the surface was filled with artifacts, books—some of them open, some of them closed—and old newspapers.
Simms himself was a large man bursting out of his clothes almost. He had a large stomach decorated by a gold chain that led, no doubt, to a gold watch in his pocket. His white shirt had the sleeves rolled up, and the buttons seemed ready to burst off. All in all, L. G. Simms was a disappointment.
Waco had not known the man, but he and Will had come in to have him do some work.
“So, you’re going off to war. Is that right, Mr. Smith?”
“That’s right,” Waco said sparingly. “We have a little legal matter we want to take care of before I go.”
“Very well. That’s my specialty, little legal matters.”
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