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Green or Blue?
Ben insisted on driving Melanie most of the way up the drive to Mr. Hudson’s house. With every inch he crept closer to the house itself, she grew more and more nervous until he finally stopped and let her out about half a football field from her front door, his truck obscured by heavy trees so that Mr. Hudson wouldn’t be able to see us, though it might be possible he could hear the engine if he happened to be outside. I was hoping he wasn’t even home, for Melanie’s sake, but if he was still out with his friends, that would make it one hell of a long day for an old man.
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