ChapterTen
During the following semester,I had to room at an apartment house across the street from the college dorm because I had waited too long to register for the dorm and I missed the college deadline for registering, requiring that I had to make other arrangements.
One Friday, Tony called me twice that afternoon and was told by one of the girls who also rented that I wasn’t in my room. We hadn’t planned onseeing each other that evening, because payday was three days away, and Tony was broke. Thinking I might be at my brother’s house, he also called there and was told I hadn’t been there.
I had been in Keeseville that night with some friends that I knew from high school, at a bar belonging to a guy we went to school with. As two of ushad a little too much to drink, he volunteered t
