Pandora's Gun
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“Tell me that you moved the bag?” he said. “Otherwise I’m not the only one who knows about the Fairlane’s trunk.”
“I moved the bag.” Peter didn’t add where he’d moved it to. He told Dante about what Christy had said about someone in the records room.
“I heard about that. The guy was wearing a blue suit.”
“So? Lots of guys wear blue suits.”
“It was robin egg blue, like a pastel. Pretty weird if you ask me.”
Somebody breaking into the school shouldn’t be that big of a deal, thought Peter. It might... not have anything to do with them at all. Still, Peter felt the paranoia. “They’re closing in, Dante. We need to get rid of it.”
Dante looked thoughtful. “What we need to do is sell it. I can post anonymously at one of those Internet markets. We ought to be able to do the whole thing from advertising, to negotiating, to making the delivery and collecting the money without giving away our identities. Maybe whoever it belongs to would be willing to pay for it to be returned.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Tell me that you moved the bag?” he said. “Otherwise I’m not the only one who knows about the Fairlane’s trunk.”
“I moved the bag.” Peter didn’t add where he’d moved it to. He told Dante about what Christy had said about someone in the records room.
“I heard about that. The guy was wearing a blue suit.”
“So? Lots of guys wear blue suits.”
“It was robin egg blue, like a pastel. Pretty weird if you ask me.”
Somebody breaking into the school shouldn’t be that big of a deal, thought Peter. It might... not have anything to do with them at all. Still, Peter felt the paranoia. “They’re closing in, Dante. We need to get rid of it.”
Dante looked thoughtful. “What we need to do is sell it. I can post anonymously at one of those Internet markets. We ought to be able to do the whole thing from advertising, to negotiating, to making the delivery and collecting the money without giving away our identities. Maybe whoever it belongs to would be willing to pay for it to be returned.”
What to read after Pandora's Gun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Van Pelt to read onlineMoreLess
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