Joseph Fink Quotes

Diane Stood Near Jackie. She Had First Gone To The Accident Site, But There Wasn't Much To See. Just Some Skid Barks And An Elaborate Piece Of 3-D Chalk Art. Then She Had A Cab Take Her By A Few Of Josh's Favorite Hangouts (the Video Store, The Desert Flower Bowling Alley And Arcade Fun Complex, The Sand Wastes Outside Of Town), But He Hadn't Been At Any Of Them. He Was Probably (if He Was Not Injured As Well, But She Couldn't Bear To Even Think Of That) At One Of His Father's Several Jobs, Doing Exactly What Diane Didn't Want Him To Do. There Would Be Consequences When Josh Came Home Tonight. There Would Be A Reckoning.

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