OLD FOLKS AT HOME-2

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She pulled her jacket back on and slid into her chair. “Very impressive,” Lindsey repeated. “Very admirable. But about the credit card.” “Right.” Whelan grinned in a manner that Lindsey was unable to fathom. “Last Thursday I left work at the usual time and headed for Starwest. I went through my usual routine.” “Please walk me through that.” Whelan heaved a long-suffering sigh. “Checked in, picked up a couple of towels, went down to the locker room and changed to my gym outfit.” “Did you carry a gym bag with you?” Lindsey asked. Whelan shook her head. “I keep a couple of outfits at Starwest. They run everything through the laundry for me, it’s part of their service.” Lindsey jotted a note. “Back up to cardiovascular for my warm-up on the stationary bike. Did a few miles on the bike,

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