Chapter 32

"And suppose I like planes and trains?" he muttered, going on down the hall. But there was nothing he could do about it. He did think of looking for some sympathy, at least, but he couldn't even get much of that. Tom Boyd had apparently already talked to Burris, and was in full agreement with him. "After all," Boyd said, "there's the drug in the water--and it looks like pretty solid proof to me, Ken." "It's not proof of anything," Malone said sourly. "Sure it is," Boyd said. "Why would anybody put it there otherwis…