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Tommy
said
he
’
d
bought
the
same
girl
a
hamburger
at
Wendy
’
s
,
figuring
she
was
someone
’
s
date
,
"
but
that
was
just
for
about
twenty
minutes
.
The
money
was
in
my
pocket
already
.
"
Arthur
said
,
"
Everybody
stay
home
for
a
few
days
.
We
’
ve
got
to
figure
out
what
’
s
going
on
.
Nobody
’
s
to
leave
until
we
find
out
who
’
s
been
stealing
time
from
Ragen
.
"
"
Well
,
"
Tommy
said
,
"
tomorrow
’
s
Dorothy
and
Dels
fourth
anniversary
.
Kathy
called
and
reminded
me
.
I
promised
I
’
d
meet
her
in
Lancaster
and
she
’
d
help
me
pick
out
a
present
.
"
Arthur
nodded
.
"
All
right
,
call
her
and
tell
her
you
’
ll
meet
her
,
but
don
’
t
take
too
much
money
with
you
.
Just
what
you
’
ll
need
.
And
get
back
here
as
soon
as
possible
.
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"
The
next
day
Tommy
went
shopping
with
Kathy
in
Lancaster
,
where
they
bought
a
beautiful
chenille
bedspread
for
a
present
.
Kathy
pointed
out
that
this
was
just
about
the
date
fourteen
years
ago
that
their
mother
had
become
Mrs
.
Chalmer
Milligan
.
After
dinner
with
Dorothy
and
Del
and
a
quiet
,
pleasant
visit
with
Kathy
,
Tommy
sat
in
the
car
and
waited
until
Allen
came
to
drive
him
back
to
Channingway
.
As
soon
as
Allen
got
back
to
the
apartment
,
he
flopped
into
bed
.
.
.
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And
David
woke
up
.
He
didn
’
t
know
why
he
was
feeling
so
bad
.
Something
was
wrong
around
here
,
but
he
didn
’
t
know
what
.
He
wandered
around
the
apartment
and
tried
to
reach
Arthur
or
Allen
or
Ragen
,
but
nobody
would
come
.
Everybody
was
mad
at
everybody
else
.
Then
he
saw
the
bullets
from
Ragen
s
gun
in
the
plastic
bag
under
the
couch
,
and
the
gun
under
the
red
chair
,
and
he
knew
that
was
very
bad
,
because
Ragen
always
kept
his
guns
locked
away
.
He
remembered
what
Arthur
had
always
told
him
:
"
If
there
’
s
ever
any
trouble
or
somebody
’
s
doing
something
bad
and
you
can
’
t
reach
anyone
for
help
,
call
the
bobbies
.
"
He
knew
"
bobbies
"
was
Arthur
’
s
way
of
saying
police
,
because
Arthur
had
written
the
police
number
on
the
paper
beside
the
telephone
.
He
picked
the
receiver
up
and
dialed
the
number
.
When
a
man
answered
,
David
said
,
"
Somebody
is
doing
bad
things
around
here
.
Something
is
going
on
.
Everything
’
s
wrong
"