Chapter 34
“So?”
“I heard you drive up and went to the door. Remember, I was standing in the open door when you got out of your car?”
“So?”
“Think about what you did.”
“I got out of the car; then I went around to the passenger side and took my towel off of the front seat.”
“You did something else.”
“What?”
“The towel was sitting under something, wasn’t it?”
“Yeah, my gym bag. I had to pick it up to get at the towel.”
“And when you did, I saw it.”
“Oh—so, all that psychic business was nonsense.”
“Not at all. I did have a Great-Aunt Ida who claimed to be psychic, and she told me she sensed that I was, also.”
“Are you?”
“I’ll never tell.”
When the food was gone and table cleared, we all tried the hot tub once again. After that, the party began to break up.
“We really hate to get dressed and leave,” George said, “but Robbie is over at Anthony’s, and we need to pick him up.”
“No problem,” I said, “it’s been a great afternoon.”