His gaze was fixed on the door leading in and out of the holding area, and he searched for a familiar face. A few seconds later, Jimmy Joe Babcock emerged, squinting against the noonday sun. He glanced around, searching for a friend or family member, but after testifying against his brother on the gun possession charge, he’d been shunned by his family. His friends, those who hadn’t sided with Ray Don, were in school. Dev pushed away from the car and walked over to the kid. “I figured you could use a lift,” he said. “Thanks,” he said with a hesitant smile. “I wasn’t expecting Mom or Dad, but I thought one of my friends would come.” “I told them I’d come and get you. I stopped at your folks’ house and picked up your clothes and your window-washing gear. You’ll be staying with Coach Pembroke for now. He and his wife take in foster kids, and he agreed to give you a place to stay as long as you behave yourself.”
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