David said, “Right. I think he said he has a Cadillac, too.”
“Wouldn’t surprise me,” the attendant said. He hurried off to park an incoming car.
David walked casually toward the Rolls. When he was sure no one was watching,
he opened the door, slipped into the backseat and got down on the floor.
He lay there, cramped and uncomfortable, willing Dr. Patterson to come out.
At 6:15, David felt a slight jar as the front door of the car opened and someone moved into the driver’s seat.
He heard the engine start, and then the car began to move. “Good night, Dr. Patterson.”
“Good night, Marco.” The car left the garage, and David felt it turn a corner.
He waited for two minutes, then took a deep breath and sat up.
Dr. Patterson saw him in the rearview mirror. He said calmly, “If this is a holdup, I have no cash with me.”
“Turn onto a side street and pull over to the curb.” Dr. Patterson nodded.
David watched warily as the doctor turned the car onto a side street,
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