A Mobster's Independence Day Picnic - Plot & Excerpts
Harry said, looking at the colorful boxes stacked neatly on the grass. “Death Star Fireworks” was printed boldly on three large wooden boxes. “Of course you need heat to make them explode,” Charlie answered. “That’s the whole point of lighting them up.” “I mean the sun,” Harry said. “It’s pretty hot out here, and I’m wondering if the heat from the sun can make them blow up.” “Ohhhhh,” Charlie said, looking down. They both took a step back. “Maybe we should get some fans on them,” Harry said. “We’re in a park,” Charlie replied. “They don’t have wall sockets out here in the wilderness.” Harry and Charlie stood next to a classic brown 1970 Chrysler Town & Country station wagon. Other picnickers had parked under shade trees before lugging their gear to the picnic area. Harry and Charlie had parked the station wagon in a bright but empty corner of the lot, to give them privacy. They had unloaded three large fireworks boxes and had them stacked on the blacktop next to the car.
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