“She picked up the receiver and was surprised to hear Fred Rumford’s voice. “What can I do for you?” she asked as she slid the dish into the oven. “I have to get something in tomorrow’s paper,” he said. “I’m sorry, Fred, but it’s too late. The deadline was noon.” “Damn,” he said. Something in his tone made Lucy suspect that, whatever it was, it was something a lot more important than an announcement for a bake sale or a flintknapping workshop. “Is something the matter?” she asked. “You bet somet...hing’s the matter! The Metinnicut war club is missing.” Lucy’s hand tightened on the receiver. This could be a big story. “Are you sure?” “Of course I’m sure. When I handed it over to Chris White I made him promise to bring it right back to me as soon as the pep rally was over. We agreed on a meeting place—by the ticket booth—and I was there right on time. In fact, I was early and I stayed for an hour, but there was no Chris. I went back to the museum, thinking he might have misunderstood and gone there instead, but there was no sign of him.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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