Johnson-Johnson 06 – Dolly And The Nanny Bird - Plot & Excerpts
The pity was that he had nothing that mattered to say. Someone had paid someone who had paid someone who had paid him to find out whether or not there was a live baby in Benedict’s carrycot, and flip his cap if there wasn’t. End of episode. In the six hours Benedict had spent at the Mallards‘, he had laughed for the very first time, at a stranger. This is commonplace. There passed an edgy week. There was no word from Johnson. Simon went off, on unexplained business. The plant trade remained brisk and the only time I had Denny Donovan’s undivided attention was on pram-walking afternoons in Central Park, when he stalked beside me in a baggy golfing jacket with a banana can in one pocket and a dart gun in the other, eyeing everybody. Since we couldn’t, naturally, have our evenings off together any more, Charlotte had retrieved him, and was giving him lessons in riding. He was also invited to spend an evening with Grandpa Eisenkopp, who had taken a fancy to him. He went there straight from his riding lesson and returned stoned with a plastic aspidistra: Grandpa Eisenkopp had a sense of humour.
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