Breaking Point
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‘Detective Sergeant Tregalles,’ he said, displaying his warrant card. ‘Is your husband at home?’ The woman peered closely at the card through steel-rimmed glasses before answering. ‘He’s somewhere about,’ she conceded. ‘What do you want him for?’ ‘Just want to ask him a few questions, that’s all. And, since you’re here, I’d like to ask you a few questions as well. May I come in?’ ‘Place is a mess,’ she said cryptically. ‘We’ve had the workers in, and I’m busy. So tell me what you want to know an...d let me get on.’ ‘I’m looking for a man named Fletcher,’ he said. ‘Gerry Fletcher. Do you know him?’ Lips compressed, the woman nodded. ‘I know him, well enough,’ she said. ‘Why?’ ‘Do you know where he is?’ ‘No, I don’t any more than I know where he was over the weekend. He promised he’d be here first thing Saturday morning, but he never turned up. Next thing I hear the police want to talk to him, but they didn’t say what for on the wireless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Detective Sergeant Tregalles,’ he said, displaying his warrant card. ‘Is your husband at home?’ The woman peered closely at the card through steel-rimmed glasses before answering. ‘He’s somewhere about,’ she conceded. ‘What do you want him for?’ ‘Just want to ask him a few questions, that’s all. And, since you’re here, I’d like to ask you a few questions as well. May I come in?’ ‘Place is a mess,’ she said cryptically. ‘We’ve had the workers in, and I’m busy. So tell me what you want to know an...d let me get on.’ ‘I’m looking for a man named Fletcher,’ he said. ‘Gerry Fletcher. Do you know him?’ Lips compressed, the woman nodded. ‘I know him, well enough,’ she said. ‘Why?’ ‘Do you know where he is?’ ‘No, I don’t any more than I know where he was over the weekend. He promised he’d be here first thing Saturday morning, but he never turned up. Next thing I hear the police want to talk to him, but they didn’t say what for on the wireless.
What to read after Breaking Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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