I Remember You
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Waiting at traffic lights in Waterloo, he cast his mind back to the small talk he and Rosemary had exchanged while sipping their tea. No conversation between solicitor and client could have been more innocuous. She had neither made love to him nor sought to incite him to murder.
And all too soon she would be sunning herself in her husband’s company at Puerto Banus. Accelerating as the lights turned to green, he instructed himself to blot Rosemary’s face from his mind and treat her as no more... than a name on a buff legal file.
On arriving at Fenwick Court his first thought was to ring Heather Crusoe for the latest about Jim.
‘Much better,’ she assured him. ‘It’s amazing what a good night’s sleep can do. He’s off the drip and they’re already talking about the chances of him going home soon. Oh, and he wanted me to remind you specially that he expects you to do your duty at the exhibition. No sudden call-outs to some grotty police cell to get yourself off the hook and he said you weren’t to slope off home until you have a diary-full of new clients.’ ‘I think I liked him better when he could hardly speak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Waiting at traffic lights in Waterloo, he cast his mind back to the small talk he and Rosemary had exchanged while sipping their tea. No conversation between solicitor and client could have been more innocuous. She had neither made love to him nor sought to incite him to murder.
And all too soon she would be sunning herself in her husband’s company at Puerto Banus. Accelerating as the lights turned to green, he instructed himself to blot Rosemary’s face from his mind and treat her as no more... than a name on a buff legal file.
On arriving at Fenwick Court his first thought was to ring Heather Crusoe for the latest about Jim.
‘Much better,’ she assured him. ‘It’s amazing what a good night’s sleep can do. He’s off the drip and they’re already talking about the chances of him going home soon. Oh, and he wanted me to remind you specially that he expects you to do your duty at the exhibition. No sudden call-outs to some grotty police cell to get yourself off the hook and he said you weren’t to slope off home until you have a diary-full of new clients.’ ‘I think I liked him better when he could hardly speak.
What to read after I Remember You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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