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Eli nodded slowly. He walked to the service bay, pulled the tarp off the RX-3. Dust motes swirled in the dim light. The paint was chalky, the tires flat, the chrome pitted. But the lines—those perfect, shark-like seventies lines—were still beautiful.

One Thursday in late April, a Greyhound bus groaned to a stop at the Texaco across the street. A woman stepped off. She was maybe sixty, dressed in worn denim and a denim jacket despite the heat. Her hair was silver, pulled back in a severe ponytail. She carried no purse, only a single key on a leather cord around her neck. mazda indian springs

Loretta reached into her jacket and pulled out a folded bank check. “I’ve been saving for thirty-one years.” Eli nodded slowly

Eli straightened up. “Ma’am?”