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Most
of
what
she
believed
centered
around
her
love
for
Jack
.
She
had
never
stopped
loving
him
,
except
maybe
for
that
dark
period
immediately
following
Danny
’
s
"
accident
.
"
And
she
loved
her
son
.
Most
of
all
she
loved
them
together
,
walking
or
riding
or
only
sitting
,
Jack
’
s
large
head
and
Danny
’
s
small
one
poised
alertly
over
the
fans
of
old
maid
hands
,
sharing
a
bottle
of
Coke
,
looking
at
the
funnies
.
She
loved
having
them
with
her
,
and
she
hoped
to
dear
God
that
this
hotel
caretaking
job
Al
had
gotten
for
Jack
would
be
the
beginning
of
good
times
again
.
And
the
wind
gonna
rise
up
,
baby
,
and
blow
my
blues
away
…
Soft
and
sweet
and
mellow
,
the
song
came
back
and
lingered
,
following
her
down
into
a
deeper
sleep
where
thought
ceased
and
the
faces
that
came
in
dreams
went
unremembered
.
Danny
awoke
with
the
booming
still
loud
in
his
ears
,
and
the
drunk
,
savagely
pettish
voice
crying
hoarsely
:
Come
out
here
and
take
your
medicine
!
I
’
ll
find
you
!
I
’
ll
find
youl
But
now
the
booming
was
only
his
racing
heart
,
and
the
only
voice
in
the
night
was
the
faraway
sound
of
a
police
siren
.
He
lay
in
bed
motionlessly
,
looking
up
at
the
wind
-
stirred
shadows
of
the
leaves
on
his
bedroom
ceiling
.
They
twined
sinuously
together
,
making
shapes
like
the
vines
and
creepers
in
a
jungle
,
like
patterns
woven
into
the
nap
of
a
thick
carpet
.
He
was
clad
in
Doctor
Denton
pajamas
,
but
between
the
pajama
suit
and
his
skin
he
had
grown
a
more
closely
fitting
singlet
of
perspiration
.
"
Tony
?
"
he
whispered
.
"
You
there
?
"
No
answer
.
He
slipped
out
of
bed
and
padded
silently
across
to
the
window
and
looked
out
on
Arapahoe
Street
,
now
still
and
silent
.
It
was
two
in
the
morning
.
There
was
nothing
out
there
but
empty
sidewalks
drifted
with
fallen
leaves
,
parked
cars
,
and
the
long
-
necked
streetlight
on
the
corner
across
from
the
Cliff
Brice
gas
station
.
With
its
hooded
top
and
motionless
stance
,
the
streetlight
looked
like
a
monster
in
a
space
show
.
