Bayou Whispers
His life, the life he’d made with Georgina—the spare room he and his wife had prepared for Jeannine so long ago yet couldn’t bring themselves to remodel after she left with Bernstein—all gone.
“Jonesy,” said the Golem, after they both had scrounged around the wreckage in silence for three-quarters of an hour. “What’s in the journal?”
“Notes. On everything,” he said.
“What do you mean, ‘everything’?”
Curtis sighed. He wanted to wait, to tell everyone together. But here, in full view of the wreckage his life had become . . .
Perhaps being dead is a blessing.
The words flowed from the ghost.
“At first I was documenting the Major and his rotten activities and businesses. Then I expanded to inclu
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