“The neighborhood was heavily treed and an old man sat inside a heated guardhouse and let people in and out if they were supposed to be there. Fortunately, Savage had a badge, even if he was supposed to be on vacation.“I could live here,” Rosemarie said. “I’m thinking I should probably move out of Whiskey Bayou. I can only imagine what kind of pariah I’m going to be. You remember when Jenni Skaggs got caught for shoplifting all those plastic flowers at the home goods store? They blackballed her ...at every business in town. She had to come all the way to Savannah just to get gas and groceries. The whole business made her so angry she ended up burning down her house and moving across the country.”“That’s not how it happened,” my mom said, shaking her head. “She burned down her house cause she forgot to take her antidepressants. But she was on the antidepressants because of being blackballed, so I guess it’s one and the same. It’s all a downward spiral.”The mention of houses reminded me that I had an empty rent house to fill so I didn’t get stuck with the payments, so I mentioned the idea to Rosemarie.“Do you really think I could?”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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