Chapter 9“What are you and Mike doing later Saturday night?” Brody asked the moment he and the rest of the quartet appeared in Sage’s office.
“How late?”
“Say around three A.M.?”
“Sleeping, if we have any common sense at all,” Sage replied. “Why?”
“We’re moving and we could use your help,” Jon told him. “We can get what we want out of the attic, but flying it fifteen miles? Uh-uh.”
Sage c****d an eyebrow. “Dare I ask where you’re moving to?”
“We found the perfect old barn,” Kurt said. “It’s in decent shape, more or less, and no one’s been using it for target practice and it hasn’t been vandalized—much. It’s all by its lonesome, the property isn’t for sale, or at least not that Brody could tell, and he did do a thorough search to be certain.”
“It’s standing there, waiting for us,” To
