Chapter 4
Luke threw the last rag in the bin and groaned. “That was one hell of a day,” he said. “I think I nearly lost my thumb there.”
“You shouldn’t have had it in the way,” Trevor said, walking by. “Big doors are locked. I’m going to lock up the front end.”
“Everything’s done back here,” Mike said, closing the last tool box.
“Then let’s get out of here,” Trevor said. “You going to see your girl today?”
“No, not today. Her brother drove her to Missoula for an appointment with her new physio team. I couldn’t get the time off. Joey and I will take turns driving her up there until she can get a car. And until she feels comfortable driving again.”
“What,” Luke said, “they don’t drive in the army?”
“She was injured, asshat,” Mike said.
“Is she going to need one of those specialty veh
