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The companions climbed into the car and Henry drove them away from the dark bakery.
“So where’s this casino? Up in the hills somewhere?” Una wondered.
Al shook his head. “Nope. The guys who own the place built it where nobody would go looking. In the middle of the glitziest residential part of the city.”
Una’s jaw hit the ground. “The Hills?”
He nodded. “Yep.”
Lilly stared at the sidewalk and furrowed her brow. “But those are just skinny townhouses there. None of them would be big enough for a casino unless it’s really small.”
“You’ll see,” Al promised as he shooed them toward the car. “Now let’s get rolling before the sun comes up and scares away their customers, and our prey.”
They piled back into the car and Henry drove them to the aforementioned district. The Hills
