34 - the Queen's Jewels
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I received a call from George Sutherland, who said that the lead he was following would necessitate his being out of town for at least another two days. That meant, of course, that we wouldn’t see each other again before I set sail from Southampton.
After exchanging regrets that getting together wasn’t in the cards, I asked whether there was anything new in the case.
“I’ll know more tomorrow,” he said, “although the ties the victim is suspected of having with terrorist groups are coming into foc...us. According to what I hear, your U.S. intelligence blokes are taking a more active role in the investigation. The Israelis, too.”
I immediately thought of the fellow who’d followed Michael and me the previous evening. Michael had said Uri was an Israeli spy. I was going to mention it, but George sounded rushed. I didn’t want to waste our call trying to make sense of that episode. Nor did I bring up Michael Haggerty’s sudden reemergence into my life, both at the dinner party and in his last-minute decision—was it last-minute?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I received a call from George Sutherland, who said that the lead he was following would necessitate his being out of town for at least another two days. That meant, of course, that we wouldn’t see each other again before I set sail from Southampton.
After exchanging regrets that getting together wasn’t in the cards, I asked whether there was anything new in the case.
“I’ll know more tomorrow,” he said, “although the ties the victim is suspected of having with terrorist groups are coming into foc...us. According to what I hear, your U.S. intelligence blokes are taking a more active role in the investigation. The Israelis, too.”
I immediately thought of the fellow who’d followed Michael and me the previous evening. Michael had said Uri was an Israeli spy. I was going to mention it, but George sounded rushed. I didn’t want to waste our call trying to make sense of that episode. Nor did I bring up Michael Haggerty’s sudden reemergence into my life, both at the dinner party and in his last-minute decision—was it last-minute?
What to read after 34 - the Queen's Jewels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher, Jessica to read onlineMoreLess
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