CHAPTER FOURTEEN
Bo met me at the top of the stairs.
“You get the deal?” he asked.
I didn't notice that he hadn't followed me down.
The lobby was empty except for us. The candles burning in the air were a good change from the bitter chemical smell downstairs.
After a quick glance around, I said, “I got the deal. But we’ll have to wait a little while.”
“I hope I don't get one of the two bodies in visitation right now,” Bo said. “Two elderly ladies. Unless you want me to kick a*s with a walker.”
I laughed. After the exchange with Marvin, I needed it.
“I don't know who it's gonna be,” I said. “But knowing Marvin, he would do that to me.”
The gospel music playing in one of the parlors changed to something upbeat with a choir singing.
“Pretty sad in there,” Bo said. “One died in her s
