Hot Blog: LITTLE APRIL LITTLEAPRIL pushed the button on the computer terminal which indicated they were again in service, and began looking out the window on his side of the car, checking houses as they slowly rolled by on the dark streets. "It's funny," he thought, "the people who live in those houses are sound asleep. They have no idea we're out here." "Take another swing down Johnson, will you, Lex?" he said.
"Sure, partner," Lex said.
When they turned onto Johnson Street, Tim saw headlights coming toward them from the opposite direction and stiffened. Then, when the approaching car rolled under a streetlight, he saw the silhouette of the light bar on the vehicle's roof. "Sergeant Dawson wasn't kidding," he said. "This is, what, the fourth time we've met him?"
