Tiger's Eye
“If you ain’t the lead dog, the scenery never changes.”—Lewis GrizzardJust one freaking time I would like to have a banner day where everything goes according to plan.This was not that day.At my insistence, Parker escorted me to the archive room, and sure as Shinola, it was empty.I tossed my head back and yelled, “Dammit!” I ran my fingers through my hair and took a deep breath. “Well, at least I can go through the soft copies of the articles he wrote around that time.”Parker was unusually quiet.... He studied a crack in the concrete.“Don’t tell me—”He wrinkled his forehead and frowned. “I don’t know where he kept his personal backups. He took disks home every night, but the main files we collected from his desk after his death were stored in the basement.”I wanted to punch something. So I did.Parker doubled over and said, “Ow. That was uncalled for.”“Well.” I looked around at the empty basement. My father had to have left some trace of his work. Maybe Birdie would know where?MoreLess
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