"Yeah," I whispered, even though I was the only one on the sidewalk. She might be in trouble.
Nothing but static came through on her end. I pressed the phone closer to my ear and when she spoke, it blasted my ear drum. "Vonnie, someone egged me."
I ripped the phone from my ear, turned the volume lower, and then replaced it, but not so hard. "Egged you? Like your face?" Was it some new beauty treatment?
"No," her voice quivered as she spoke. "My car. They tossed eggs over the roof and hood. I'm scared."
I was worried about her car. How long did it take eggs to strip paint? "Okay, I'll be right there," I promised without bothering to ask her who she thought did it. We both knew it had to be Tyler Hill. The parent obsessed with Lainey even though she no longer taught his son.
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