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When
the
ambulance
arrived
,
he
quickly
told
the
driver
what
had
happened
and
what
he
had
done
.
Then
he
walked
off
into
the
gathering
crowd
.
He
discarded
the
idea
of
going
to
the
Hoover
Dam
.
It
was
getting
rather
late
,
and
he
really
should
be
getting
home
before
dark
.
He
did
not
like
the
idea
of
driving
on
the
wrong
side
of
the
road
at
night
.
Arthur
found
himself
growing
increasingly
irritated
with
the
way
things
were
going
.
Allen
had
been
fired
from
his
latest
job
—
filling
invoices
and
loading
trucks
at
the
J
.
C
.
Penney
distribution
center
—
when
David
came
on
the
spot
unexpectedly
and
crashed
a
forklift
into
a
steel
pillar
.
Tommy
wandered
around
Lancaster
and
Columbus
looking
,
unsuccessfully
,
for
a
new
j
,
ob
.
Ragen
was
working
for
Foley
on
a
regular
basis
—
guarding
shipments
of
guns
and
drugs
—
and
was
drinking
too
much
vodka
and
smoking
too
much
marijuana
.
After
Ragen
had
spent
four
days
in
Indianapolis
tracing
a
confiscated
shipment
of
guns
,
he
ended
up
in
Dayton
.
Someone
took
too
many
downers
and
Tommy
,
finding
himself
on
Interstate
70
feeling
dizzy
and
sick
to
his
stomach
,
gave
up
the
spot
to
David
,
who
was
arrested
on
a
complaint
from
a
motel
owner
.
At
the
hospital
,
they
pumped
Davids
stomach
and
treated
him
for
an
overdose
,
but
the
police
let
him
go
when
the
motel
owner
decided
not
to
sign
the
complaint
.
When
Allen
got
back
to
Lancaster
,
Marlene
stayed
with
him
.
Then
one
of
the
undesirables
—
the
Brooklyn
accent
revealed
it
to
be
Philip
—
took
an
overdose
of
red
capsules
.
Marlene
called
the
emergency
squad
and
went
along
to
the
hospital
.
After
they
pumped
his
stomach
again
,
she
stayed
and
comforted
him
.
She
told
him
she
knew
he
was
mixed
up
with
some
bad
people
and
she
was
afraid
he
was
going
to
get
into
deep
trouble
,
but
even
if
he
did
,
she
was
going
to
stand
by
him
.
Arthur
was
annoyed
at
the
thought
and
knew
that
finding
one
of
them
helpless
and
vulnerable
like
this
aroused
the
maternal
instinct
in
her
.
He
couldn
’
t
tolerate
it
.
Marlene
began
spending
more
and
more
time
at
the
apartment
,
making
life
very
difficult
.
Arthur
had
to
be
constantly
vigilant
to
make
certain
she
did
not
discover
the
secret
.
Increasingly
,
there
was
lost
time
he
couldn
’
t
account
for
.
He
was
certain
that
someone
was
dealing
drugs
—
he
had
discovered
a
bail
receipt
in
a
pocket
—
and
he
learned
that
one
of
them
had
been
arrested
for
filling
illegal
drug
prescriptions
.
He
was
also
quite
certain
that
someone
was
having
sex
with
Marlene
.
Arthur
decided
he
needed
to
get
away
from
Ohio
,
and
this
would
be
the
right
time
to
use
a
passport
he
had
asked
Ragen
to
purchase
through
one
of
his
underworld
connections
.
He
examined
the
two
passports
Ragen
had
bought
through
Foley
,
one
.
in
the
name
of
Ragen
Vadascovinich
and
the
other
in
the
name
of
Arthur
Smith
.
They
were
either
stolen
and
altered
or
superb
forgeries
.
They
would
certainly
stand
up
under
close
scrutiny
.
He
called
Pan
American
Airlines
,
booked
a
one
-
way
ticket
to
London
,
took
what
money
he
could
find
in
closets
,
drawers
and
books
,
and
packed
his
bags
.
He
was
going
home
.
The
flight
to
Kennedy
and
then
across
the
Atlantic
was
uneventful
.
When
he
placed
his
bag
on
the
counter
at
Heathrow
Airport
,
the
customs
official
waved
him
through
.
