Photo Source: Deposit Photos Bruce liked things neat. He liked them in their place. He felt that if you put something in its place, you can find it again. Things look neater, too, when they are put away. His apartment was always tidy. His books were organized by genre, then by author, like his music. In his kitchen all the spices were grouped according to their use, hot, savory, all very logical. Identical jars, clearly labeled, made it even neater. Bruce met Cecilla the way you normally...

Photo Source: Wallpaper Flare The arrangement court judge, Barry Stine, closed the folder on the last case and looked up. “What’s next?” he asked. “State versus John Caprioara, your Honor,” the court clerk began. “Obtaining money by fraudulent means.” “Oh, really?” Stine looked at the man who had been brought in. He was a slight figure, standing between the DA and the Public Defender, in a crumpled Hawaiian shirt and what Stine considered particularly ugly red trousers. ...