Death Message
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'SHOW' Jennings had led him into the pub where Squire was already waiting, then gone off to get the drinks in.
He toyed with getting bolshie, maybe asking to see warrant cards, but there was really no need. He knew the Old Bill when he saw them, and these two had the look. Had the chat.
It was lunchtime and there weren't too many other customers about. They sat around a large wooden table next to the gents' toilets; the smell of piss and bleach-blocks wafting out whenever the door was opened. Je...nnings came back with beers for himself and his mate, water for him; tossed a couple of bags of peanuts across, and they got down to it.
'Keeping busy, Marcus?' 'You know...' 'Yeah, course we know. Nice little racket you and your old woman have got going.' It was nice, had been working out a treat, as a matter of fact. He'd been looking for something ever since he'd got out of the game. Had tried and failed to hold down any number of ordinary jobs, but he wasn't cut out for life on the up and up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'SHOW' Jennings had led him into the pub where Squire was already waiting, then gone off to get the drinks in.
He toyed with getting bolshie, maybe asking to see warrant cards, but there was really no need. He knew the Old Bill when he saw them, and these two had the look. Had the chat.
It was lunchtime and there weren't too many other customers about. They sat around a large wooden table next to the gents' toilets; the smell of piss and bleach-blocks wafting out whenever the door was opened. Je...nnings came back with beers for himself and his mate, water for him; tossed a couple of bags of peanuts across, and they got down to it.
'Keeping busy, Marcus?' 'You know...' 'Yeah, course we know. Nice little racket you and your old woman have got going.' It was nice, had been working out a treat, as a matter of fact. He'd been looking for something ever since he'd got out of the game. Had tried and failed to hold down any number of ordinary jobs, but he wasn't cut out for life on the up and up.
What to read after Death Message?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Billingham to read onlineMoreLess
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