Thompson drove back to Glebe. The share house Adam was living in was on Boyce Street, where he had parked earlier to meet Doug Lever. He hadn’t needed to drive into the city to get the cash from Steele, but it was done now. He was glad to have seen his old boss. He now had five grand cash. The other money he had won was in his safe at home. He would get receipts from Eyden and Don’s Second Hand Car Yard to declare as income. He had other regular small debt-collecting jobs through a legit debt collection agency that also gave him legit receipts and so on. He was doing OK.
Unsurprisingly, it was a two-storey terrace house. There were quite a few in Glebe. This hip little suburb within walking distance to Central Station and the city, cafes everywhere, more bookshops than necessary. They had
