Bad Luck And Trouble
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She left the room without a word. O’Donnell said, “I don’t think Angela was hiding anything today. So I don’t think Franz had a client at all.”
“How hard did you press her?” Reacher asked.
“We didn’t need to press her. It was all right out there. She had nothing to tell us. It’s inconceivable that Franz would have gotten into a thing like this for anyone except a big-deal regular customer who went back years, and it’s inconceivable he could have had such a guy without Angela at least hearing a n...ame.”
Reacher nodded. Then he smiled, briefly. He liked his old team. He could rely on them, absolutely. No second-guessing. If Neagley and Dixon and O’Donnell went out with questions, they came back with answers. Always, whatever the issue, whatever it took. He could send them to Atlanta and they would come back with the Coke recipe.
Neagley asked, “What next?”
“Let’s talk to the deputies first,” Reacher said. “Specifically let’s see if they went out to Vegas.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She left the room without a word. O’Donnell said, “I don’t think Angela was hiding anything today. So I don’t think Franz had a client at all.”
“How hard did you press her?” Reacher asked.
“We didn’t need to press her. It was all right out there. She had nothing to tell us. It’s inconceivable that Franz would have gotten into a thing like this for anyone except a big-deal regular customer who went back years, and it’s inconceivable he could have had such a guy without Angela at least hearing a n...ame.”
Reacher nodded. Then he smiled, briefly. He liked his old team. He could rely on them, absolutely. No second-guessing. If Neagley and Dixon and O’Donnell went out with questions, they came back with answers. Always, whatever the issue, whatever it took. He could send them to Atlanta and they would come back with the Coke recipe.
Neagley asked, “What next?”
“Let’s talk to the deputies first,” Reacher said. “Specifically let’s see if they went out to Vegas.”
What to read after Bad Luck And Trouble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Child to read onlineMoreLess
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