The Spy Who Came North From the Pole
“Pin, and the taxi driver named Gus were all trying to explain to Smiling Sally what had happened when the two detectives had gone to buy diner stools from Uncle Otis.
“First it was spooky,” said Maggie. “Then it got really spooky. Then Uncle Otis showed up.”
“Did he help you find some nice stools for the diner, dear?” asked Smiling Sally, passing around fresh cinnamon rolls.
“He didn’t have a chance,” said Maggie. “You see, that was when we found the gargoyle.”
“I don’t think I really want a ga...rgoyle,” said Sally.
“Anyway, it was broken,” said Maggie.
“Oh dear,” said Sally. “Was it valuable?”
“Could be,” said Mr. Pin. “We don’t know yet. But that was when we heard footsteps.”
“Footsteps?”
“Right,” said Maggie. “At first I thought it was a ghost. But it was really the thief who escaped in the elevator and took over a bus.”
“It might be a thief,” corrected Mr. Pin.
“A ghost took over the bus?” asked Sally.
“No, the gargoyle smasher,”MoreLess
“First it was spooky,” said Maggie. “Then it got really spooky. Then Uncle Otis showed up.”
“Did he help you find some nice stools for the diner, dear?” asked Smiling Sally, passing around fresh cinnamon rolls.
“He didn’t have a chance,” said Maggie. “You see, that was when we found the gargoyle.”
“I don’t think I really want a ga...rgoyle,” said Sally.
“Anyway, it was broken,” said Maggie.
“Oh dear,” said Sally. “Was it valuable?”
“Could be,” said Mr. Pin. “We don’t know yet. But that was when we heard footsteps.”
“Footsteps?”
“Right,” said Maggie. “At first I thought it was a ghost. But it was really the thief who escaped in the elevator and took over a bus.”
“It might be a thief,” corrected Mr. Pin.
“A ghost took over the bus?” asked Sally.
“No, the gargoyle smasher,”MoreLess
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