Chapter 28
August 2018
After far too little sleep and a nerve-racking subway ride, I pushed open the door to Good Vibrations, hoping that I still had a job. I considered it a good sign that the door was unlocked. Of course, the bells on the door jangled, eliminating any attempts I might have made toward stealth.
Still, I stood just inside the threshold, uncertain what to do.
After yesterday’s mind-blowing conclusion, we’d all been exhausted and raw. Mike had left first, after squeezing a promise out of Devon and I to come by the club as soon as we were rested up. We helped him carry the chairs back down to his truck. I figured the salt would wash away on its own during the next hard rain.
Robert pulled his car up and helped my mother into it. I’d tried speaking with her, but she seeme
