Paper Money
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Sorry." "Then you ask why I'm reading it, and I say a resident lent it to me, and you say you'd like to make friends with that resident. Now that we've got all that out of the way, what can I do for you?" Kevin knew how to deal with smart alecks.
Pander, pander, he told himself. Aloud, he said: "What number's Mr. Fitzpeterson in?" "I'll ring him for you." The porter reached for the house phone.
"Just a minute." Kevin brought out his wallet and selected two notes.
"I'd like to surpr...ise him." He winked, and laid the money on the counter.
The man took the money and said loudly: "Certainly, sir, as you're his brother. Five C." "Thanks." Kevin crossed to the elevator and pressed the button. The conspiratorial wink had done the trick more than the bribe, he guessed.
He got' into the elevator, pressed the button for the fifth floor, then held the doors open. The porter was reaching for the house phone.
Kevin said: "A surprise. Remember?" The porter picked up his book without replying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sorry." "Then you ask why I'm reading it, and I say a resident lent it to me, and you say you'd like to make friends with that resident. Now that we've got all that out of the way, what can I do for you?" Kevin knew how to deal with smart alecks.
Pander, pander, he told himself. Aloud, he said: "What number's Mr. Fitzpeterson in?" "I'll ring him for you." The porter reached for the house phone.
"Just a minute." Kevin brought out his wallet and selected two notes.
"I'd like to surpr...ise him." He winked, and laid the money on the counter.
The man took the money and said loudly: "Certainly, sir, as you're his brother. Five C." "Thanks." Kevin crossed to the elevator and pressed the button. The conspiratorial wink had done the trick more than the bribe, he guessed.
He got' into the elevator, pressed the button for the fifth floor, then held the doors open. The porter was reaching for the house phone.
Kevin said: "A surprise. Remember?" The porter picked up his book without replying.
What to read after Paper Money?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ken Follett to read onlineMoreLess
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