A Friend of the Family
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Houmous and tara with about four whole pitta breads, some deep-fried crispy things stuffed with minced lamb, one of Mum’s stuffed vine leaves, the mixed grill, which was completely massive, ice-cream and liqueurs. Not to mention six bottles of Cypriot lager and all the champagne they’d had before they left the house. He pulled up his T-shirt and caressed his swollen belly tenderly.Gerry came in carrying a large cardboard box full of green-tinged silver candlesticks and his cleaning kit. He laid ...out some newspaper, made himself a cigarette, put on his brushed-cotton gloves and started polishing, picking up his roll-up every now and then between cotton-covered fingertips and sucking on it contemplatively.‘Fancy giving me a hand?’ he said to Ned after a few moments.Ned glanced at him in a manner that suggested he was clearly insane.‘I’ll give you a fiver.’Ned thought about his rapidly diminishing bank account. ‘Per thing?’‘You mad?’ said Gerry. ‘No – for doing half of it.’‘Half of it?
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Houmous and tara with about four whole pitta breads, some deep-fried crispy things stuffed with minced lamb, one of Mum’s stuffed vine leaves, the mixed grill, which was completely massive, ice-cream and liqueurs. Not to mention six bottles of Cypriot lager and all the champagne they’d had before they left the house. He pulled up his T-shirt and caressed his swollen belly tenderly.Gerry came in carrying a large cardboard box full of green-tinged silver candlesticks and his cleaning kit. He laid ...out some newspaper, made himself a cigarette, put on his brushed-cotton gloves and started polishing, picking up his roll-up every now and then between cotton-covered fingertips and sucking on it contemplatively.‘Fancy giving me a hand?’ he said to Ned after a few moments.Ned glanced at him in a manner that suggested he was clearly insane.‘I’ll give you a fiver.’Ned thought about his rapidly diminishing bank account. ‘Per thing?’‘You mad?’ said Gerry. ‘No – for doing half of it.’‘Half of it?
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