The second day at the cabin passed much as the previous one had. They packed a lunch and hiked until the sun was high overhead. At that point they found a small clearing, ate, and afterwards sat with their arms around each other enjoying the peace and quiet. They talked about anything that came to mind—a little sports, politics, movies, books—until they decided it was time to head back to the cabin.
While Mark fixed supper, Paul made a secure call to Helen. When he was finished, he came into the kitchen, frowning slightly.
“What’s wrong?” Mark immediately asked, fearing the worst.
“Nate, the bishop, and several others have been indicted on money laundering charges.”
“That was fast. Isn’t that good news though?”
“Of course, but the indictment didn’t include Massino. It won’t unless Nat
