The parking lot was full of cars belonging to relatives, and one news truck from a local television station… — John Varley
The parking lot was full of cars belonging to relatives, and one news truck from a local television station.
“Easy, Bill,” Tom said, and guided me gently away from the camera crew. “You don’t want to wind up on the six o’clock news. Not that way.”
“I hope there’s a hell, Tom. And when those guys get there, I hope the devil’s waiting to shove a camera in their faces and ask them what they feel like.”
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