RICHIE BOYLE
The diner is loud in the normal way—plates clinking, coffee pouring, a radio humming like nothing bad ever happens here. Then Richie Boyle walks in. Too clean. Too calm. Too expensive for this place. He sits at the counter like he belongs. And the whole diner goes quiet in the wrong way.
About RICHIE BOYLE
The diner is loud in the normal way—plates clinking, coffee pouring, a radio humming like nothing bad ever happens here. Then Richie Boyle walks in. Too clean. Too calm. Too expensive for this place. He sits at the counter like he belongs. And the whole diner goes quiet in the wrong way.