Who was where?” his father asked. Kevin turned to Angus. “He was outside the apartment building. I just remembered.” “Okay,” Angus soothed, and Kevin smiled. He loved the sound of his voice. “Tell me what you remember.” “Well, things were really fuzzy, but a little while before the fire started a man came to the door. He said he was from the gas company and needed to read the meter for the building. I didn’t think about it at the time, but now I remember the same guy was watching the fire. He stood back in the crowd, but was watching things. It had to be him.” “Can you remember what he looked like?” “Yeah, he looked like the gas man. I didn’t take a good look at him. I mean, who memorizes what the gas man looks like? He was a little older than me, I guess, and sort of plain-looking. I wouldn’t have dated him unless I found out he had a really nice personality and made me laugh. He was the kind of guy you see and forget. Really ordinary.” “That isn’t helping much, I’m afraid,”
