“Morrison,” he said. “Morrison told me what to do.”
“And he shaved his head?” he said.
The elevator took us down to a lobby and then we stepped outside into a hot concrete yard. The prison door sucked shut and clicked behind us. I stood face up to the sun and breathed in the outside air. I must have looked like some guy in a corny old movie who gets released from a year in solitary.
She dumped the stack of paper onto a cabinet top. Dusted herself off and flicked her hair back. Glanced at the door.
He looked at all three of us in turn. Waited. We looked back.
“Counterfeiting?” I said. “Counterfeit money?”