Chapter 103
Edward Kenney called Santopietro from Hartland. He was using a fresh burner, which he hadn’t activated until he was out of Pittsfield.
“It’s done,” said Kenney.
He heard Santopietro breathe a sigh of relief.
“How?”
“Does it matter?”
“I don’t suppose it does.”
“We need to talk, and you need to help me get rid of a body.”
“Of course. I’ll be waiting.”
I bet you will, thought Kenney.
I was watching Kenney on the app. He was on the 151, driving toward Athens. If I was right, he’d go west to pick up the 201, which was a better road, then north toward Solon and the Kennebec River Reservoir, Bingham, and finally, The Plains.
Edward Kenney was on his way to Spero.
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