Chapter 10Even with his preoccupation with family matters during the last several days, Jimmy remained as up-to-date as he could regarding Serena Carson. Still, it took a call from the accused herself to get Jimmy totally refocused, coming in soon after he’d left Madame Mo’s storefront.
“Where are you, Jimmy?”
He looked up at a green street sign. “At 9th and 47th. Headed home.”
“No, you’re not. You’re coming to my home pronto.”
It was probably good she carried such insistence in her voice. He needed the distraction. The meeting with Maureen Dean had left him unsettled.
“See you soon,” was his reply.
He bypassed a kiosk that sold papers, soda, candy, and lottery cards. The headlines stared back at him from the Post and Daily News: Heiress Back At Scene Of Crime And Home Where The Knif
