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Chapters 22-24 Summary
As they enter the cop bar, Julia inwardly expresses her disproval of the clientele. She observes with apparent amazement that many of the men occupying the bar wear law enforcement uniforms.
In the back room, the group orders their food. Etta Mae maintains her excitement about the case and even the bar, saying it reminds her of a place back home. Tuttle eventually gains a tip about a house in a wealthy West Palm Beach neighborhood that appears to be under observation by federal officials. Satisfied with the information, the group leaves, to Julia's relief.
On the way back to the hotel, Tuttle announces he wants out of the case, due to the involvement of the federal investigators. Julia insists on continuing. Repeatedly, throughout the day, Julie and Tuttle remind one another about the daily fee she has promised.
Somewhat calmed...
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