Blood is Dirt
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As soon as we were out of the office she hit the nearest PC. She had one piece of information from Roberto, which was the name of the company through which they worked the Nigerian end of the oil operation—BASOLCO. One snag. She needed a password. Not even Babba Seko was that stupid and, anyway, it was Ben who’d set up the system.
It didn’t take female intuition to know that the password was going to have something to do with the boss. She spoke to his secretary. She was the daughter of the chie...f’s wife’s brother which gave her the chief’s wife’s maiden name. Great. It didn’t work. Misread the man. Not personal enough. This did get her into the chief’s office though, tagged by the secretary and there it was, up on the wall—the photograph of the Nigerian national football team. Who was the chief’s favourite player? Rashidi Yekini. She volleyed that at the screen and scored.
The BASOLCO accounts were done by shipment. The sale was made. The money was paid into the Caymans, Neruda account.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as we were out of the office she hit the nearest PC. She had one piece of information from Roberto, which was the name of the company through which they worked the Nigerian end of the oil operation—BASOLCO. One snag. She needed a password. Not even Babba Seko was that stupid and, anyway, it was Ben who’d set up the system.
It didn’t take female intuition to know that the password was going to have something to do with the boss. She spoke to his secretary. She was the daughter of the chie...f’s wife’s brother which gave her the chief’s wife’s maiden name. Great. It didn’t work. Misread the man. Not personal enough. This did get her into the chief’s office though, tagged by the secretary and there it was, up on the wall—the photograph of the Nigerian national football team. Who was the chief’s favourite player? Rashidi Yekini. She volleyed that at the screen and scored.
The BASOLCO accounts were done by shipment. The sale was made. The money was paid into the Caymans, Neruda account.
What to read after Blood is Dirt?
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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