Chapter 9

“You’re okay, man. You just need more practice. We can work on that the next few days.”

Dan replied with a slow nod. That sounded like a fantastic idea. Although he’d have to work for several of them and sleep a little between shifts, that should leave at least eight or ten hours a day. The number of adventures possible in that time boggled his mind—even if they did do some more sightseeing. “While I’ve never been thankful for a dumb car thief before, this might be an exception. Anytime you’re ready, I think I can deliver now.” He lifted the bottle and this time drained it.

When he stood, Trek did also. “I don’t know what your neighbors are like, but even with your wall, it might be a good idea if we take this indoors.”

“You’re right,” Dan admitted. “I didn’t even think about it. There are some kids, and some of them can climb like monkeys. They’re probably not ready to see anything like this X-rated performance.”