Julian (2014)
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It was a report telling him that I had nothing to report. I logged my hours, detailed Marika’s movements, included a list of my expenses and e-mailed the statement to him.
I had stacked up a lot of time with nothing to show for it—which was a good thing. Marika’s parents wanted Plath to steer clear of her and that was what he had been doing, at least in the afternoons when I was on the case.
The next day, Monday, Marika varied her habitual journey home from the university. When she left the old ...stone college building she didn’t turn left as usual and pass the Soldiers’ Tower. Instead, she crossed Hart House Circle and took the few steps down into the Arbor Room café. I hung outside for five minutes before going in, tagging onto a trio of athletic-looking types, then breaking off to get in line for a coffee. The café wasn’t busy but there were enough customers scattered around the room to give me cover. I took a table opposite the door, behind Marika and to one side. She sat alone, a cup of steaming liquid and a sticky bun on a paper disc in front of her, a thick textbook open on the table next to her cell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a report telling him that I had nothing to report. I logged my hours, detailed Marika’s movements, included a list of my expenses and e-mailed the statement to him.
I had stacked up a lot of time with nothing to show for it—which was a good thing. Marika’s parents wanted Plath to steer clear of her and that was what he had been doing, at least in the afternoons when I was on the case.
The next day, Monday, Marika varied her habitual journey home from the university. When she left the old ...stone college building she didn’t turn left as usual and pass the Soldiers’ Tower. Instead, she crossed Hart House Circle and took the few steps down into the Arbor Room café. I hung outside for five minutes before going in, tagging onto a trio of athletic-looking types, then breaking off to get in line for a coffee. The café wasn’t busy but there were enough customers scattered around the room to give me cover. I took a table opposite the door, behind Marika and to one side. She sat alone, a cup of steaming liquid and a sticky bun on a paper disc in front of her, a thick textbook open on the table next to her cell.
What to read after Julian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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