The Fuller Memorandum (2011)
The Fuller Memorandum
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CRIME SCENES I DON’T FUNCTION WELL IN THE SMALL HOURS OF THE MORNING. I sleep like a log, and I have difficulty pulling my wits about me if something wakes me in the pre-dawn dark.
So it takes me a few seconds to sit up and grab the bedside phone when it begins to snarl for attention. I fumble the handset close to my face: “Whuuu—” I manage to drone, thinking, If this is a telesales call, I’ll plead justifiable homicide, as Mo spasms violently in a twist of the duvet and rolls over, pulling the ...bedding off me.
“Bob.” I know that voice. It’s—“Jo here. Code Blue. How soon can you be ready for a pickup?”
I am abruptly awake in an icy-cold drench of sweat. “Five minutes,” I croak. “What’s up?”
“I want you in here stat, and I’m sending a car. Be ready in five minutes.” She sounds uncertain . . . afraid? “This line isn’t secure, so save your questions.”
“Okay.” The phrase this had better be good doesn’t even reach my larynx: declaring Code Blue is the sort of thing that attracts the Auditors’ attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CRIME SCENES I DON’T FUNCTION WELL IN THE SMALL HOURS OF THE MORNING. I sleep like a log, and I have difficulty pulling my wits about me if something wakes me in the pre-dawn dark.
So it takes me a few seconds to sit up and grab the bedside phone when it begins to snarl for attention. I fumble the handset close to my face: “Whuuu—” I manage to drone, thinking, If this is a telesales call, I’ll plead justifiable homicide, as Mo spasms violently in a twist of the duvet and rolls over, pulling the ...bedding off me.
“Bob.” I know that voice. It’s—“Jo here. Code Blue. How soon can you be ready for a pickup?”
I am abruptly awake in an icy-cold drench of sweat. “Five minutes,” I croak. “What’s up?”
“I want you in here stat, and I’m sending a car. Be ready in five minutes.” She sounds uncertain . . . afraid? “This line isn’t secure, so save your questions.”
“Okay.” The phrase this had better be good doesn’t even reach my larynx: declaring Code Blue is the sort of thing that attracts the Auditors’ attention.
What to read after The Fuller Memorandum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stross to read onlineMoreLess
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