Happy Days
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Parsons, he knew, had to be on the road by five for a conference at headquarters in Winchester. When there was still no word from Winter, Suttle walked the length of the Major Crime corridor and tapped on Parsons’ door.
‘Well?’ She looked up from her PC.
‘Nothing, I’m afraid, boss.’ ‘Nothing?’ ‘I can’t find him. He’s not responding. He’ll get in touch in the end but maybe not today.’ Visibly irritated, Parsons checked her watch and closed down her PC.
‘Bloody man,’ she muttered.
Suttle hesitated... a moment, caught between agreement and something more personal.
‘We don’t own him, boss,’ he pointed out. ‘At least not yet.’ ‘We don’t, Jimmy.’ She was reaching for her coat. ‘But we will.’ Winter was back at his flat in Blake House by half five. Hoping that Trude was still at work, he was disappointed to find her gone. He’d always got on with her, and in the week or so since she’d arrived back from the Canaries, she’d been one of the few bright spots in what he sensed was the gathering darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parsons, he knew, had to be on the road by five for a conference at headquarters in Winchester. When there was still no word from Winter, Suttle walked the length of the Major Crime corridor and tapped on Parsons’ door.
‘Well?’ She looked up from her PC.
‘Nothing, I’m afraid, boss.’ ‘Nothing?’ ‘I can’t find him. He’s not responding. He’ll get in touch in the end but maybe not today.’ Visibly irritated, Parsons checked her watch and closed down her PC.
‘Bloody man,’ she muttered.
Suttle hesitated... a moment, caught between agreement and something more personal.
‘We don’t own him, boss,’ he pointed out. ‘At least not yet.’ ‘We don’t, Jimmy.’ She was reaching for her coat. ‘But we will.’ Winter was back at his flat in Blake House by half five. Hoping that Trude was still at work, he was disappointed to find her gone. He’d always got on with her, and in the week or so since she’d arrived back from the Canaries, she’d been one of the few bright spots in what he sensed was the gathering darkness.
What to read after Happy Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurley, Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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