Seen And Not Seen (The Veil book 1)
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Smartly dressed people going about their business stop, stare, and gasp; they are quicker to recognize him here.
At the reception desk security guards bristle, squaring up to a possible situation as Robert sidles up. He slaps both palms down on the countertop so as to address the tense receptionist in very direct manner, tempered with a crocodile smile.
“My name is Robert Cantor. This is my aide-de-camp, Sharanjit Toor, and this is Special Agent Deborah Landelle of the British Secret Ser...vice. We’re here to see Raymond Fellowes, president of Pan American Airways.”
The receptionist knows who Robert is. Everyone does. And she knows that he probably has every right to be here and that Mr. Fellowes will see him. But the moment, her relative youth, and everything else that is going on, do not make for a good mix.
“I’m afraid Mr. Fellowes…”
A polite smile, a tappity-tap on the countertop and Robert is away, heading toward the security gate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smartly dressed people going about their business stop, stare, and gasp; they are quicker to recognize him here.
At the reception desk security guards bristle, squaring up to a possible situation as Robert sidles up. He slaps both palms down on the countertop so as to address the tense receptionist in very direct manner, tempered with a crocodile smile.
“My name is Robert Cantor. This is my aide-de-camp, Sharanjit Toor, and this is Special Agent Deborah Landelle of the British Secret Ser...vice. We’re here to see Raymond Fellowes, president of Pan American Airways.”
The receptionist knows who Robert is. Everyone does. And she knows that he probably has every right to be here and that Mr. Fellowes will see him. But the moment, her relative youth, and everything else that is going on, do not make for a good mix.
“I’m afraid Mr. Fellowes…”
A polite smile, a tappity-tap on the countertop and Robert is away, heading toward the security gate.
What to read after Seen And Not Seen (The Veil book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bowen William to read onlineMoreLess
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