You will then rendezvous with me in precisely twenty-three minutes so that you can say your goodbyes, which will last no longer than two minutes. Then you and I will get into the car and blow this popsicle stand.” “Damn,” Cooper said. “Is this what living with you is going to be like? You keep a tight schedule. Should we synchronize our watches?” Park ticked his answers off on his fingers. “One, yes, it is. Two, that’s not the only tight thing you have to look forward to. And three, I’m already synced up to you right here.” He patted his heart.
