Blue Glass RodThe neon sign said:
DIXIE INN
The inn building was new, large, built of brick; a substantial structure, and as homey–looking as an English farmhouse.
Lin Pretti was staying at the Dixie Inn.
Behemoth, when he reached the hotel, proceeded to talk with the doorman. Eventually a five–dollar bill changed hands, as well as a story about Lin Pretti being a married woman whose husband had hired a detective to trail her.
Behemoth’s story now had a second installment. In this second part, Behemoth was an honest detective. Lin Pretti had dropped a ten–dollar bill. Behemoth had found it, and he wanted to return it without revealing his identity. Would the doorman take the bill up to the girl? The doorman would.
Behemoth walked to the rear of the hotel and proceeded to accomplish a
