The Two Sisters of Borneo
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The last thing she had done before her second meeting with Wan at the restaurant was tell Jacob Smits to send the information he had to Jeremy Bates at Barrett’s Bank. That seemed a long time ago.
She had given Sonny back his phone; now she asked for it again. She called her own number and accessed her voice messages. Three from May, each increasingly panicked; one from Maria, wondering she hadn’t called; and one from Jeremy Bates saying he had received the information from Smits. He didn’t ...say what he thought of it or what he had done with it. It was far too early to call to find out.
Ava and Sonny were in the back seat of the car. Suen and one of his men sat in the front. Ava had spoken only Mandarin since arriving in Kota Kinabalu, but now she switched to Cantonese. “Sonny, who is Xu?”
“He runs Shanghai.”
“I assumed that, but how does Uncle know him? From the old days?”
“Xu’s father was from Wuhan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last thing she had done before her second meeting with Wan at the restaurant was tell Jacob Smits to send the information he had to Jeremy Bates at Barrett’s Bank. That seemed a long time ago.
She had given Sonny back his phone; now she asked for it again. She called her own number and accessed her voice messages. Three from May, each increasingly panicked; one from Maria, wondering she hadn’t called; and one from Jeremy Bates saying he had received the information from Smits. He didn’t ...say what he thought of it or what he had done with it. It was far too early to call to find out.
Ava and Sonny were in the back seat of the car. Suen and one of his men sat in the front. Ava had spoken only Mandarin since arriving in Kota Kinabalu, but now she switched to Cantonese. “Sonny, who is Xu?”
“He runs Shanghai.”
“I assumed that, but how does Uncle know him? From the old days?”
“Xu’s father was from Wuhan.
What to read after The Two Sisters of Borneo?
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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