Slow Kill Page 32
Last night he’d called Dale Jennings to get his take on Johnny’s offer. Dale told him that Barbara and the girls were excited about it, the money was too good to pass up, and it would be fun to see firsthand how movies got made.
Dale’s enthusiasm had made Kerney think more positively about signing on. But in the end, it would be Sara’s decision to make.
The worried-looking patrol commander who knocked on his open office door made Kerney postpone any further thoughts about the movie. He smiled, wrapped up his half-eaten sandwich, dropped it in the wastebasket, and invited the officer to enter.
