Chapter 14Terry and the others were barely up and dressed when there was a knock on the door to their room in the church basement.
“Guys, Josie, do you mind coming with me?” Tom said as soon as Terry let him in. “I have someone I’d like you to meet,” Tom told them.
“Is this going to be good or bad?” Terry whispered to Rudy as they followed Tom upstairs to his office.
“Can’t tell from looking at him. He’s not smiling, but he’s not frowning either.” Rudy chuckled. “I bet he’d be a good poker player.”
Tom obviously overheard that because he chuckled. “I’m lousy at poker. Even Kathy can beat me.”
When they entered Tom’s office, a tall, dark-haired man got up from the sofa. He considered the teens as if trying to determine something about them from how they looked. Given that they all were
