Michael Malone - Weebly

course, he was certain (he was nearly certain) that there
were no missiles on that property, but he was also
certain (nearly certain) that whatever the compound did
hold, it was best not photographed without permission.
He put the film in his desk drawer. Then he took it back
out and considered telling Walter Saar that he wished to
make use of the academy's darkroom. Finally, Ransom
walked to his window, from which he looked down at
Dingley Falls. Across the green, where a large black
German shepherd lay at the feet of Elijah Dingley's
stone chair, the banker saw his wife. She stood in front
of the broken window of the Dingley Day, where she
seemed to be laughing at some remark being made to
her by A.A. Hayes, who looked from a distance to be
staggering drunk.
Ransom did not care for the editor, but if Hayes
could amuse Priss, all to the good. He did not like to
see his wife unhappy.
He watched Ramona Dingley, followed by her
housekeeper, motor her wheelchair through the door of
the Tea Shoppe. Did Ramona plan to tell anyone about
the roll of film? So what if she did?