“He could be anywhere in the building and I wouldn’t know since I don’t know the young man,” one of the women said. The other woman nodded in agreement, but the young man frowned thoughtfully.
When Donal asked, the young man said, “I don’t know him, but I’ve heard about him. I think he graduated this spring.” He nodded. “From what I have heard, the library’s the last place he’d have hung out unless he needed books for a class.”
“Really? The impression we have is that he was very much of a loner which is why we started here.”
The young man snorted. “Whoever told you that didn’t really know him. If I were you, I’d try the University Center. There’s probably someone there who remembers him.” He rolled his eyes. “Or a lot of someones.”
Donal thanked him, and after asking the quickest way t
