Chapter 14The tire-busting cracks in unrepaired streets made Cape Unity’s delicate two-step around budget woes clear. It also made it hard for Drayco to avoid all the potholes in the gathering darkness of a clouded twilight sky. Not that streetlights would help since several at the end of Main Street were broken.
It felt good to be outside after spending the last four hours following his visit to Nanette culling through more records at the Historical Society. Neither he nor Reece had attended the Memorial for Oakley. Neither of them felt welcome, or at least Reece hadn’t. Drayco feared his presence would be a distraction.
He pulled in front of the Novel Café. Not only did it serve decent coffee with free refills, in addition to selling books, but he’d also learned it was another of Earl
