CHAPTER FORTY-SIX

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Sean waited two more days before he decided to pay Lydia a visit. He was not certain what he would say to her, but he had walked with the rest of the money. At least this would help him in his opening remarks. In light of the recent turn of events, and his conscience, he thought that it was the right thing to do. A week ago he would have forgone the whole matter and refused to give the balance. But the tables had turned and unfortunately not in her favor. It was a little after nine o’clock he surmised, a beautiful night to be out. The moon was full and huge. It shone boldly in all its grandeur creating a canopy, offering a kind o