CHAPTER THIRTY ONE
When Mackenzie came to the yard, she stopped and examined the side of the house. From the right side, she saw nothing of interest. Just a mostly dead yard and a few long-forgotten pieces of lumber. She walked as casually as she could along the street until she got to the left side of the house. There, she saw what appeared to be an addition to the house that had been built on as an afterthought. It was made of plywood and had cheap-looking vinyl siding covering most of it.
From what she could tell, there were no windows on the addition. A single door sat in the wall to the left. A set of concrete stairs sat crooked on the ground below it. While the structure gave her no real cause for concern, she did find it odd and almost out of place. She also noticed that the botto
