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shoulders and chest, but the sleeves reached to her wrists and the bottom of the coat covered her to the knees. Though she hadn't been able to button it, the belt cinched it shut. |
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'You'll need shoes,' Trev said. 'You'll have to wear your own, I suppose.' |
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Nodding, she stepped to the dresser. She took out a pair of white socks. 'These'll probably fit OK. Maybe you can wash off my shoes for me. You got them bags on.' |
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'Let's go.' He waved her ahead, and followed her toward the bathroom. |
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'Maybe we can dig up some trash bags for me,' she said. |
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'We've already wasted too much time. We'll just get your shoes ready, and take off.' |
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'You're sure in a mighty rush to get out in that rain. You sure we shouldn't just oughta stay right here and be safe?' |
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'I've got to make one more stop. Then we'll see about finding a place.' |
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So far, the trick was working fine. |
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They'd taken care of three outsiders, one each time, keeping the right hand door of the restaurant latched |
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