A Darkening Stain
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It was just after midnight when I dragged myself back up the stairs to the house, having put the money and the revolver in the usual hiding place in Moses’s ground-floor flat. Bagado was lying asleep curled up with his head on the front step. My first thought—where was Heike?
I let myself in and went for the answering machine. No messages. Bagado came in and shut the door, still not looking good, thin, wasted. I checked the bedroom, knowing she wasn’t there.
‘She’s not here,’ said Bagado.
‘You... know where she is?’ ‘I’ve been out there since ten.’ I went back to the answering machine. Still no messages. Panic crept in and made its house. I flipped through the address book by the phone. Then I smiled. Heike getting back at me for not phoning her last night. That didn’t work though. Not in her nature, and gone midnight was stretching the tease. I leafed through the book past Gerhard Lehrner, Heike’s boss, to Traudi Linke, a work colleague, an insomniac vegan who read Brecht and ate carrots until she snatched an hour of sleep between four and five in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was just after midnight when I dragged myself back up the stairs to the house, having put the money and the revolver in the usual hiding place in Moses’s ground-floor flat. Bagado was lying asleep curled up with his head on the front step. My first thought—where was Heike?
I let myself in and went for the answering machine. No messages. Bagado came in and shut the door, still not looking good, thin, wasted. I checked the bedroom, knowing she wasn’t there.
‘She’s not here,’ said Bagado.
‘You... know where she is?’ ‘I’ve been out there since ten.’ I went back to the answering machine. Still no messages. Panic crept in and made its house. I flipped through the address book by the phone. Then I smiled. Heike getting back at me for not phoning her last night. That didn’t work though. Not in her nature, and gone midnight was stretching the tease. I leafed through the book past Gerhard Lehrner, Heike’s boss, to Traudi Linke, a work colleague, an insomniac vegan who read Brecht and ate carrots until she snatched an hour of sleep between four and five in the morning.
What to read after A Darkening Stain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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