Chapter 26
Jacksonville, FL
CHRIS HAD BEEN back on the job for several days and was once again totally adjusted to the rhythms of his working life. On his way home, he received a call from Quentin.
“Can you stop by my office on your way home from work? I have news.”
“Sure. I just crossed the bridge at Fishweir Creek—I’ll be there shortly.”
Good thing Ted has his own house key, Chris thought. He’s old enough and responsible enough to be home alone for an hour, even if I will worry about him every minute. He called the Clarks’ residence, and Sarah promised to relay a message to Ted. That accomplished, he focused on making his way to Quentin’s office, which was a couple of blocks past the Cedar Hills Shopping Center on Blanding Boulevard. He parked Mabel in front of the office and went i
