The Boxer And the Spy
The Boxer And the Spy
““These are all the people we’ve seen him with in a month,” Abby said. “And the places he saw them.”
“That whole list?” Terry said.
“Yes,” Abby said. “But they’re in order of frequency. That’s what the numbers in parentheses mean. See, he’s seen Kip Carter All-American twelve times. He’s seen Mr. Malcolm the construction teacher ten times, and so on.”
“So the end of the list doesn’t probably mean much.”
“Probably not,” Abby said. “But I put them in. Just in case.”
“Damn,” Terry said. “You’ve been putting in a lot of work.”
Abby nodded.
“And these are the places we’ve seen him go,” she said, “where he just went there and we didn’t really see him with anybody.”
“Like the supermarket,” Terry said.
“Exactly.”
“Or the Trent house. You don’t know who he sees there?”
“Carly never knows,” Abby said.
“But he’s been there, what, eight times?”
“That Carly has seen.”
“And Carly can’t tell if it’s Mr.
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