Crunch Time (2014)
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Got something to set up and I might be able to use you on it.’ Ingram was saying this whilst leaning through the passenger door of Henry’s Nissan. They were back in Manchester and Henry had been instructed to drive to the NCP car park at the bottom end of Deansgate where Ingram had arranged to meet Mitch, the heavy, heavy.
‘OK.’ ‘And don’t go getting into more debt,’ he admonished Henry with a wag of his finger.
‘I won’t,’ he said, like a chastised child.
Mitch drew in behind the Nissan, seated ...at the wheel of the Peugeot 607. Ingram slammed the door without another word and jumped in beside his henchman who screeched away, leaving Henry behind. Henry waited a few minutes to allow them to disappear, did a U-turn, drove under the railway bridge, did a left then headed towards Salford Quays, his hands dithering on the wheel as he exhaled the tension out of his body. His grimace turned to an expression of satisfaction, then his head began to nod to a beat only he could hear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Got something to set up and I might be able to use you on it.’ Ingram was saying this whilst leaning through the passenger door of Henry’s Nissan. They were back in Manchester and Henry had been instructed to drive to the NCP car park at the bottom end of Deansgate where Ingram had arranged to meet Mitch, the heavy, heavy.
‘OK.’ ‘And don’t go getting into more debt,’ he admonished Henry with a wag of his finger.
‘I won’t,’ he said, like a chastised child.
Mitch drew in behind the Nissan, seated ...at the wheel of the Peugeot 607. Ingram slammed the door without another word and jumped in beside his henchman who screeched away, leaving Henry behind. Henry waited a few minutes to allow them to disappear, did a U-turn, drove under the railway bridge, did a left then headed towards Salford Quays, his hands dithering on the wheel as he exhaled the tension out of his body. His grimace turned to an expression of satisfaction, then his head began to nod to a beat only he could hear.
What to read after Crunch Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Oldham to read onlineMoreLess
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