He tried to concentrate, but the missing teeth bothered him.
Byrne hadn’t thought to mention it. But if Mabel Morgan had
painted her face, why hadn’t she put in her teeth? Surely that
would come first. Stratton had his own teeth, and he’d never tried
applying lipstick, but it had to be easier with them than without
them. He tried to shrug the problem away, but it kept coming
back. On the way home, he made a mental note to ask his wife if
she remembered Mabel Morgan. Women were better at things like
that.
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