Chapter 12The very fact of snow is such an amazement.
—Roger Ebert
Theo put the grocery bag on the passenger seat. Dylan was probably already on his way, but it couldn’t be helped. His face throbbed, and dizziness took up place in his head. The woman by the checkout counter had asked if he needed a doctor, so there was no way to hide it from Dylan.
He didn’t stick to the speed limit on the way home.
The yard was empty, so he took a chance and backed up to the barn. If he could get the bodies stored before Dylan got there everything would be so much easier. The cutting and carving would have to wait till morning, but to get them in the freezer would be great.
“What happened to you?” Cat came strolling as Theo got out of the car.
“Nothing.”
“You look like cat food, the fancy kind you
