Rod Duke lurking in wait for another bite of Kathmandu
Shoeshine wonders when the Briscoe's owner might attack.
Crocodiles are fascinating creatures. The stealthy predators sidle up to their prey by looking much like a log, with just their eyes and nostrils above water. They’re willing to wait a long time to set up the perfect ambush.
It occurs to Shoeshine that the way crocodiles lurk quietly in wait
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