All the Lonely People
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After a full five minutes’ delay, the Chief Inspector came on to the line. He sounded full of cold.
“What can I do for you, Mr. Devlin?”
“Found Coghlan yet?” Better not let him know that Ken Cafferty had already broken the news.
“Mr. Coghlan is in London at present. He is assisting our colleagues in the Met, yes.” Skinner sneezed. “Meanwhile, our enquiries are continuing.”
“When are you going to charge him?”
With an obvious effort at patience, Skinner said, “As you are well a...ware, Mr. Devlin, there’s a limit to what I can . . .”
“Christ, Chief Inspector, the man killed my wife! I want to know.”
Skinner said bleakly, “I’ve warned you before about these wild allegations, Mr. Devlin. You’re under stress, I appreciate that, but you know better than most about being innocent until proved guilty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a full five minutes’ delay, the Chief Inspector came on to the line. He sounded full of cold.
“What can I do for you, Mr. Devlin?”
“Found Coghlan yet?” Better not let him know that Ken Cafferty had already broken the news.
“Mr. Coghlan is in London at present. He is assisting our colleagues in the Met, yes.” Skinner sneezed. “Meanwhile, our enquiries are continuing.”
“When are you going to charge him?”
With an obvious effort at patience, Skinner said, “As you are well a...ware, Mr. Devlin, there’s a limit to what I can . . .”
“Christ, Chief Inspector, the man killed my wife! I want to know.”
Skinner said bleakly, “I’ve warned you before about these wild allegations, Mr. Devlin. You’re under stress, I appreciate that, but you know better than most about being innocent until proved guilty.
What to read after All the Lonely People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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