' Homer Wells sighed. They were all dumb stories—children's books didn't impress Homer Wells. , where (Dr. In the other wing was a small kitchen, beyond which were extended two long rows of iron hospital-style beds, each with its own blanket and pillow.
Rose observed that there was no car or truck—that they had walked to the cider house. But someone had left a light on in the kitchen, and the outdoor light on the post at the head of the driveway was still on. Ray would either be out on the choppy sea in his glistening sou'wester or else working on the wiring of the International Harvester in the building called Number Two. emporary closing of the Cape Kenneth Drive-In Theater, which Homer Wells did not feel as a tragic loss.
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