Night Work
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Its garish color scheme, Kate had read somewhere, was specifically designed to discourage customers from lingering over their coffee.
It worked on five plainclothes cops as well as it did on the sales reps and the families heading for Portland or Los Angeles. They discussed briefly the odds that Mkele had been lying to them and that she was somehow involved, decided that they had no evidence either way, divided up the tasks of checking up on her story, and in twenty minutes they were out the doo...r.
In the parking lot Hillman, the older of the two San Jose detectives, took Kate aside in that helpful and avuncular manner that always made her jaw clench.
"Look, Martinelli," he began, "we weren't actually finished with Mkele." "No? We had her answers, and she said she'd call us back with the other information." "She's an ex-con. You have to push them. Always." "Thanks for the tip, Hillman, but let's see if she comes across before we go back and push her around." "It's just that you really can't be friendly with a witness, especially a shady one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its garish color scheme, Kate had read somewhere, was specifically designed to discourage customers from lingering over their coffee.
It worked on five plainclothes cops as well as it did on the sales reps and the families heading for Portland or Los Angeles. They discussed briefly the odds that Mkele had been lying to them and that she was somehow involved, decided that they had no evidence either way, divided up the tasks of checking up on her story, and in twenty minutes they were out the doo...r.
In the parking lot Hillman, the older of the two San Jose detectives, took Kate aside in that helpful and avuncular manner that always made her jaw clench.
"Look, Martinelli," he began, "we weren't actually finished with Mkele." "No? We had her answers, and she said she'd call us back with the other information." "She's an ex-con. You have to push them. Always." "Thanks for the tip, Hillman, but let's see if she comes across before we go back and push her around." "It's just that you really can't be friendly with a witness, especially a shady one.
What to read after Night Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie R. King to read onlineMoreLess
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