CHAPTER 23
In the morning, Wayde’s first call was to Nora Rodgers. Among other things he was curious about how she might differ from her twin sister, Dorothy. When she answered the telephone, he explained who he was and for whom he was working. He was surprised she was glad he’d called and asked him to come right over.
Thirty-five minutes later, he rang her doorbell.
The door opened. “You must be Wayde.”
There was no mistaking it that he was looking at Dorothy’s identical twin. The only difference was that Nora’s long brown hair hung loosely down past her shoulders.
“I am,” he said.
“Come on in.” She stepped aside. “Let’s go out to the pool. I made coffee.”
He followed her out to the small, rectangular pool area and they sat down at a round glass-topped, wicker-type table. A contain
