Exit
““We’ve got to stop somewhere and hide out, and think this through.” Rayne turned onto a side street about a mile from MIT. “Any ideas?”
Tim turned on the car radio and tuned into WBZ, an all news station. A traffic update was being broadcast.
“I’m working on it. First, we’ve got to find out what happened to James Carney, and how the hell we got implicated. I really need to see that news report.”
“Well, we can’t go home. That’s out. God only knows who or what is lurking inside my apa...rtment. So…no TV, no computer, no online updates. My cheapie cell is good for calls and cameras, that’s it. Not a smartphone, so no internet access.”
The traffic update segued into a commercial for car insurance.
“It’s all I can do to think straight,” Tim said. He took a deep breath.
“I know.” She glanced at him. Fatigue or worry deepened a line in his face.MoreLess
Tim turned on the car radio and tuned into WBZ, an all news station. A traffic update was being broadcast.
“I’m working on it. First, we’ve got to find out what happened to James Carney, and how the hell we got implicated. I really need to see that news report.”
“Well, we can’t go home. That’s out. God only knows who or what is lurking inside my apa...rtment. So…no TV, no computer, no online updates. My cheapie cell is good for calls and cameras, that’s it. Not a smartphone, so no internet access.”
The traffic update segued into a commercial for car insurance.
“It’s all I can do to think straight,” Tim said. He took a deep breath.
“I know.” She glanced at him. Fatigue or worry deepened a line in his face.MoreLess
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