Chapter 13-2

1954 Words

Would Nan Watkins remember the specifics of any wrongdoings on John Richard’s part? If she did, would she tell me about them? Maybe the cops would have already questioned her. Somehow, I doubted it. I placed the risen rolls for the committee breakfast into the oven. Then I picked up the phone and punched the buttons to reach Nan Watkins, R.N. She was not home. Would she talk to me about this allegation at her retirement picnic? I would just have to find out. I set about cleaning up the kitchen. My stomach growled, so I allowed myself a few bites of Trudy’s Mediterranean Chicken. The meat was tender and juicy, the sauce a delectable mélange of garlic, onion, sherry, and tomato. Yum! I stowed the chicken and took the hot, puffed citrus rolls out of the oven. They looked as light as cloud

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