I watch the news on television. The shrill whine of the burglar alarm that we had set off had sounded in the isolated neighborhood where a few curious people went to see what was going on. In the afternoon, Pert's body was found Bunn used neighborhood curiosity to indirectly call the police—an unexpected but effective strategy. I have to admit it.
Bunn says we have to start all over again, that we have to review all the previous plans. He needs a little time to think about it. Bunn is still at my house. His pride came back, so he asked me—rather ordered—to buy him some medicine when I got home from class. Despite my growing concern, I had to act as if nothing had happened. I had to go to class to teach and pretend I had nothing to do with what happened today
"I'm going home, Professor Ta
