Codes of Betrayal
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Only Nick was seated, dead center behind a narrow steel table as they stood around the room watching him: No one questioned him; he knew they were waiting for someone.
When their boss arrived, he walked directly to the table in front of Nick. Carefully he placed Nick’s gold shield, his official notebook, his gun, methodically emptied, and his wallet on the table.
“So, Detective O’Hara, what were you doing uptown?”
Nick didn’t answer. He studied the tall, thin man with a cop’s interest. About for...ty-five; flat face with round beige eyes; heavy beige hair slicked back in the style models used in the expensive men’s cologne ads. Well-dressed; good shoes; good build. He had the whitest face Nick had ever seen. His skin was smooth as a child’s, as though he’d never had the need to shave. His lips were full and pink and pouty, again like a child’s. But Agent Rodney Coleman was not a child, and Nick did not underestimate him.
Nick shrugged. “Picking up some money from some scumbags.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only Nick was seated, dead center behind a narrow steel table as they stood around the room watching him: No one questioned him; he knew they were waiting for someone.
When their boss arrived, he walked directly to the table in front of Nick. Carefully he placed Nick’s gold shield, his official notebook, his gun, methodically emptied, and his wallet on the table.
“So, Detective O’Hara, what were you doing uptown?”
Nick didn’t answer. He studied the tall, thin man with a cop’s interest. About for...ty-five; flat face with round beige eyes; heavy beige hair slicked back in the style models used in the expensive men’s cologne ads. Well-dressed; good shoes; good build. He had the whitest face Nick had ever seen. His skin was smooth as a child’s, as though he’d never had the need to shave. His lips were full and pink and pouty, again like a child’s. But Agent Rodney Coleman was not a child, and Nick did not underestimate him.
Nick shrugged. “Picking up some money from some scumbags.”
What to read after Codes of Betrayal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Uhnak, Dorothy to read onlineMoreLess
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