The Flat Man of Los Angeles
Dorothy Vance opened my office door at ten minutes to nine on a Monday morning, and I knew immediately she was trouble. She wore a red trench coat that probably cost more than my monthly rent, and her hair was the color of copper wire pulled thin. But it was her eyes that got me—amber, steady, the kind of eyes that had seen things and decided to keep seeing. "My husband is missing," she said....
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