Tony was beginning to think that maybe they'd over-reacted. Just because the guy from Jersey worked for Luciano didn't mean he and Carter were next on the hit list. Small town Idaho might be out of the way enough that Luciano figured they were no threat. Then Bess disappeared. "You guys haven't happened to see her, have you?" The question came from Norman, the owner of the town's lone sporting goods shop. On their first day in town, Tony and Carter had stopped a robbery from going down in Norman's store. The robbers hadn't been wearing masks. Norman knew as well as Tony and Carter did what that meant, and he'd done more than say thanks. He'd become their friend. Norman was sixty if he was a day. He didn't care that Tony and Carter were a couple, and if anybody voiced their opinion about how two men shouldn't be together, Norman would tell them to mind their own damn business. He'd been the deli's first customer, and he'd been their best customer ever since.
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