Bus Station Mystery (2010)
“Frank did not come back either. The strange boys were gone, but nobody knew where. Not even a car passed.
Benny finally spoke up. “It’s one o’clock now. That’s long past lunch time, and I’m hungry. Why don’t we have some lunch? Frank told us we could. So it will be OK with him.”
“Yes, why not?” Jessie said. “There’s no telling when the bus will come. I’m hungry, too.”
“So am I,” Henry said.
That settled it. Jessie and Violet went behind the lunch counter and opened the refrigerator and looked i...n. They found butter, milk, and hamburgers. In the breadbox were hamburger rolls and loaves of bread for sandwiches.
“That’s enough,” Jessie said with a nod. “These are just the things Frank uses for his lunch counter. We can get up a good meal.”
“Just hurry,” Benny said.
Jessie got out a frying pan and began to cook the hamburgers. Soon the smell was delicious. Everyone began to sniff.
“Come right up to the counter, ladies and gentlemen,” said Jessie.MoreLess
Benny finally spoke up. “It’s one o’clock now. That’s long past lunch time, and I’m hungry. Why don’t we have some lunch? Frank told us we could. So it will be OK with him.”
“Yes, why not?” Jessie said. “There’s no telling when the bus will come. I’m hungry, too.”
“So am I,” Henry said.
That settled it. Jessie and Violet went behind the lunch counter and opened the refrigerator and looked i...n. They found butter, milk, and hamburgers. In the breadbox were hamburger rolls and loaves of bread for sandwiches.
“That’s enough,” Jessie said with a nod. “These are just the things Frank uses for his lunch counter. We can get up a good meal.”
“Just hurry,” Benny said.
Jessie got out a frying pan and began to cook the hamburgers. Soon the smell was delicious. Everyone began to sniff.
“Come right up to the counter, ladies and gentlemen,” said Jessie.MoreLess
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