Chapter 17Since Sunday was the last day the Five Horsemen were going to be together for a while, Chuck was glad when they decided to make a leisurely day of it. He and Dan ran out to get a number of newspapers for them to read while he made them breakfast—fried eggs, pancakes, sausage links, bacon, and hash browns, washed down with orange juice and copious amounts of freshly ground coffee. After all, he wanted them to be sure Clancy would be well fed while he was under Chuck’s care.
Because Clance had to be at the hospital at five the next morning, his friends planned to stay through the evening before leaving to get settled in their own apartments.
“We already told Clance we were having dinner at Gabarelli’s.”
“Really?” Chuck had heard of the Italian restaurant, but he’d never had the
