Jacob was usually friendly.
He waved every afternoon and sometimes reminded Ethan not to drag his coat on the steps.
That day, he looked tense.
He glanced around to make sure no one else was listening.
His eyes moved toward our house. Then they shifted toward the parked cars along the street.
I stepped closer to the curb.
« Is something wrong? » I asked.
He leaned slightly toward the open window.
Then he quietly said four words.
« DON’T TRUST THE NANNY. »