Chapter 61
“Now, about that coffee,” Hoyt said when Teague pulled out.
“It’ll keep you awake.”
Hoyt tapped Teague’s nose. “And that’s a problem why?”
“No reason I can think of.”
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For the next three days, Teague and Hoyt spent as much time as possible together, considering Teague did have a business to run. While he was doing that, Hoyt explored the city. He found the Town Market, thanks to a friendly cabdriver, and spent Thursday afternoon wandering through the various shops. Another cabdriver suggested he check out the Memorial Garden and the nearby museum. While Hoyt wasn’t interested in looking at art, he did wander through the Garden with its interesting, if snow-covered, statues of famous people from the city and the state.