Private Oz
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As he rose to shake my hand, I could see that he’d shaved badly, a line of bristles missed close to his chin.
“What’s happened?” I asked heavily.
“Dai has disappeared. I called his cell and home number half a dozen times. Went to his apartment. No response. I let myself in. There were signs of a struggle. A gun had been fired into the wardrobe.”
“Any blood?”
Meng shook his head, gazed at the plush cream living-room carpet.
“And you haven’t contacted …?”
Ho looked up. “No, Mr. Gisto, I haven’t ca...lled the police.”
I sighed. “There’s more, isn’t there?”
“A ransom note. Same as before. Either I do as they say or my son dies.”
The man looked drained, his skin almost translucent in the light from ceiling halogens.
“An ultimatum?”
“Midnight tonight. I say ‘yes’ or Dai …”
I nodded.
“And there was this. He leaned over to a side table, picked up a small cardboard box, removed the lid and handed it to me. I peered inside and saw an ear nestled in a bed of bloodied cotton wool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he rose to shake my hand, I could see that he’d shaved badly, a line of bristles missed close to his chin.
“What’s happened?” I asked heavily.
“Dai has disappeared. I called his cell and home number half a dozen times. Went to his apartment. No response. I let myself in. There were signs of a struggle. A gun had been fired into the wardrobe.”
“Any blood?”
Meng shook his head, gazed at the plush cream living-room carpet.
“And you haven’t contacted …?”
Ho looked up. “No, Mr. Gisto, I haven’t ca...lled the police.”
I sighed. “There’s more, isn’t there?”
“A ransom note. Same as before. Either I do as they say or my son dies.”
The man looked drained, his skin almost translucent in the light from ceiling halogens.
“An ultimatum?”
“Midnight tonight. I say ‘yes’ or Dai …”
I nodded.
“And there was this. He leaned over to a side table, picked up a small cardboard box, removed the lid and handed it to me. I peered inside and saw an ear nestled in a bed of bloodied cotton wool.
What to read after Private Oz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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