Chapter 6Monday afternoon
Jim’s phone was ringing off the hook when Jim arrived back at the house with his groceries in tow. There weren’t many supermarkets down this empty stretch of 29 and he either had to cross the Delaware River into Pennsylvania or go back to Trenton and its suburbs to stock his larder. There were certain specialty items that he kept on hand that could only be found in either Whole Foods or at Wegmans. He also took time out, although it was supposed to be his day off, to check with the local fishmonger and butcher shops to see what was fresh and available in sufficient quantity for the club’s dinner menu.
Indiscreet did most of its business at the bar or in the rooms above, however, one of the perks of membership was a selection of four expertly prepared entrees eve
