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“Sadie. It’s good to see you,” Stern said. He shook her hand firmly.
Her hand was not empty. His eyes barely flickered as he palmed the note.
“Same, Mr Stern,” she said. “This is my friend, Keats.” She stumbled over the word friend. They weren’t exactly friends, were they?
They barely knew each other.
“My friend,” she repeated, as if needing to emphasize it.
Stern was head of McLure security. He’d sat by her bed when she was recovering from injuries following the assassination of her father and ...brother, and as far as Plath felt she could trust anyone, she trusted him. He gave Keats the same dubious, sizing-up look her father would have.
The lawyer, Don Jellicoe, was an older man, tall, spare, with a hovering grin and an open collar. He rose to shake her hand as well.
The office was a corner, with windows that looked out on the Empire State Building and, beyond it, at the Tulip—Armstrong cor porate headquarters.
She had been there, seen it from the inside. She had watched her wiring take effect on Benjamin Armstrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Sadie. It’s good to see you,” Stern said. He shook her hand firmly.
Her hand was not empty. His eyes barely flickered as he palmed the note.
“Same, Mr Stern,” she said. “This is my friend, Keats.” She stumbled over the word friend. They weren’t exactly friends, were they?
They barely knew each other.
“My friend,” she repeated, as if needing to emphasize it.
Stern was head of McLure security. He’d sat by her bed when she was recovering from injuries following the assassination of her father and ...brother, and as far as Plath felt she could trust anyone, she trusted him. He gave Keats the same dubious, sizing-up look her father would have.
The lawyer, Don Jellicoe, was an older man, tall, spare, with a hovering grin and an open collar. He rose to shake her hand as well.
The office was a corner, with windows that looked out on the Empire State Building and, beyond it, at the Tulip—Armstrong cor porate headquarters.
She had been there, seen it from the inside. She had watched her wiring take effect on Benjamin Armstrong.
What to read after Bzrk Reloaded?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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