“She stopped playing and turned to him. “How’s the hit-and-run deal going?” She smoothed a loose strand of hair back behind her ear. “I told the police that you thought you saw the car in the country. But they haven’t turned up anything,” He folded the paper and laid it on the coffee table. “It’s as if it disappeared into thin air.” “Tina told me that a lot of farmers keep cars in their barns and hardly ever use them. Maybe it’s one of those ‘barn cars,’” said Jessie. “It could very well be, but... if it’s not visible, the police have no right to go onto someone’s property and search.” “Yeah. That’s what Mom said.” He stood up, put his hand on Jessie’s shoulder and looked down at her. “Why would she say that to you? Were you some place you shouldn’t be?” “Kind of. Today after my music lesson, I was peeking into my piano teacher’s barn and Mom caught me.” “See anything?” “Only boxes piled up. I think Mrs. Livingston’s daughter had just driven off.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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