Chapter 30Since I was so close to home I decided to stop at my building to check on Justine and Margie. When I came through the garage entrance that led to the lobby, I was intercepted by Kevin Riley, our building maintenance man and self-appointed building manager.
“Hey, George, I'm glad I caught you. I was just going to call you.”
“You were? Is everything all right?”
“Oh sure, but remember that guy from a few months back—bald black guy, kind of mean looking?”
Doing my best to keep my voice steady, I said, “I do. Was he here?”
“Yeah, about ten minutes ago. I was checking my mail and saw him outside. He was just standing in the courtyard, like he was waiting for someone. Anyway, I poked my head out and asked what he wanted. He said to give you this.” Kevin handed over a slip of paper.
