Mackensie “Mickey” Keller and Julian Junk, proprietors of Junk and Keller Waste and Refuse Management and Haul-Away Service, wore T-shirts that said so. Julian, who everyone referred to as Junk, was driving, while Mickey rode along, hanging on to the grip bar on the back of Godzilla, the moniker given to the 30,000 pound vehicle. With the temperature in Virginia a good fifteen degrees warmer than New Mill Town, New York, it was balmy enough to do so without a coat.
“This really is fun,” Daniel said.
The sky was blue, and the sun shone brightly. Still, there was a bit of pre-holiday magic in the air, as both Mickey and Junk licked away at minty candy canes at just past breakfast time.
When they pulled up to the next residence in the cul-de-sac on the western side of Denton, Virginia, rat
