Chapter 3
When he was downstairs, he walked into the library and said, “Ready to go, kiddo?”
“Yes, Sir.” Teddy got up and headed for the door.
“You forgot something, Teddy.”
“What’s that?”
“When you leave the room you turn off the television.”
“Okay.” Teddy found the remote and clicked the TV off. “Ma always left it running.”
“Yeah, but that wastes electricity, and we don’t do that in this house.”
“Yes, Sir.”
“Good boy. Now we can go.”
Chris led Teddy to the garage, and when his brother saw Mabel his eyes widened. “It’s a Mustang,” he said.
“It’s not just aMustang; it’s a vintage Mustang from 1968, and her name is Mabel.”
“That’s cool,” Teddy said. “She looks like she’s brand-new.”