The Dragon Head of Hong Kong
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Was Kung upstairs calling the office in Mong Kok? Where were the bodyguards? It had all been so easy — too easy. Surely he suspected something. Even if he didn’t and they went to the restaurant, she wasn’t convinced that Kung would go quietly with Andy and Carlo. It was all so random, and the more she thought about it, the looser and less likely to succeed the plan seemed. She was almost ready to go looking for her accomplices when she saw Kung cross the lobby towards her. He had changed into a ...dark blue silk shirt and a pair of grey slacks. There was no sign of the bodyguards.
She stood and smiled at him.
“Hello, little Ava, are you ready to go?” he said.
“Your friends really don’t mind that it’s just the two of us?” she asked, not detecting anything strange in his manner.
“Don’t concern yourself with them. They do what they’re told.”
As they walked towards the entrance, Kung’s hand reached out and clasped Ava’s elbow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was Kung upstairs calling the office in Mong Kok? Where were the bodyguards? It had all been so easy — too easy. Surely he suspected something. Even if he didn’t and they went to the restaurant, she wasn’t convinced that Kung would go quietly with Andy and Carlo. It was all so random, and the more she thought about it, the looser and less likely to succeed the plan seemed. She was almost ready to go looking for her accomplices when she saw Kung cross the lobby towards her. He had changed into a ...dark blue silk shirt and a pair of grey slacks. There was no sign of the bodyguards.
She stood and smiled at him.
“Hello, little Ava, are you ready to go?” he said.
“Your friends really don’t mind that it’s just the two of us?” she asked, not detecting anything strange in his manner.
“Don’t concern yourself with them. They do what they’re told.”
As they walked towards the entrance, Kung’s hand reached out and clasped Ava’s elbow.
What to read after The Dragon Head of Hong Kong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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