CHAPTER TWENTY-NINEFor some reason it seemed right to visit Original Kasper’s again. Harry greeted Marvia and Jamie like old friends. Then he said, “Nice to see you again, Mr. Lindsey. Nice to see you with Marvia and Jamie.”
Lindsey said, “Call me Bart, please.” It was weird, a man twice his age calling him Mister.
Harry said, “The usual?”
Marvia said, “For everyone. Yoo-hoos, too.”
Lindsey said, “Make it to go, though. Please.”
They put their food in the Mustang’s luggage space and drove a few blocks to a tiny park hidden in a street just off Telegraph. Jamie took his hot dog and ate it sitting on a giant frog. Marvia took Lindsey’s hand and they sat on a wooden bench, watching. For the moment, they were the only ones in the park.
A group of teenagers came out of a house, tumbling f
