Devil's Business
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“Jack! You have some good news for me?”
“Not even a droplet of piss for you,” Jack told him. Parker grunted, and Sanford blinked.
“Then, pardon me, but what the fuck are you doing here?”
“Got a proposition for you,” Jack said. This had to go just right. If he slagged Sanford off, that great cunt Parker looked like he’d be all too happy to leave him stone dead in a canyon somewhere, food for the coyotes that Jack could hear yipping even now in the hills behind Sanford’s house.
“For me.” Sanford c...racked his knuckles. “This should be good, considering how I believe I told you exactly what I needed from you, and the consequences if that didn’t happen.”
“Yeah, well,” Jack said. “You really know so much about me, you’ll know that following orders from gits in slick suits isn’t exactly my forte.”
Sanford rubbed a thumb across his forehead. “Shall we take this somewhere more conducive to negotiation?” he said. “You look like a man who could use a drink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Jack! You have some good news for me?”
“Not even a droplet of piss for you,” Jack told him. Parker grunted, and Sanford blinked.
“Then, pardon me, but what the fuck are you doing here?”
“Got a proposition for you,” Jack said. This had to go just right. If he slagged Sanford off, that great cunt Parker looked like he’d be all too happy to leave him stone dead in a canyon somewhere, food for the coyotes that Jack could hear yipping even now in the hills behind Sanford’s house.
“For me.” Sanford c...racked his knuckles. “This should be good, considering how I believe I told you exactly what I needed from you, and the consequences if that didn’t happen.”
“Yeah, well,” Jack said. “You really know so much about me, you’ll know that following orders from gits in slick suits isn’t exactly my forte.”
Sanford rubbed a thumb across his forehead. “Shall we take this somewhere more conducive to negotiation?” he said. “You look like a man who could use a drink.
What to read after Devil's Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caitlin Kittredge to read onlineMoreLess
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