Dr. O
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O CHAPTER EIGHT Later, with a Chicago coroner named Jeremy Likes, who worked for the FBI —a huge, red-headed, dapper man who didn't look as if he'd care to get his hands dirty —Thorpe unwrapped the package. It was Bate- man's decaying head.
It made everyone, including Likes, tremble. Thorpe could hardly swallow, and her knees had gone weak. She found a place to sit down. One of the others brought her a coffee. She felt, for a moment, that she was the cause of Bateman's mutilation, that Ovierto... was doing these unspeakable acts just for her, as a kind of sick floor show. She had never hated anyone so much as she hated Maurice Ovierto.
He knew she was here. He knew she would be at Fermilab. And still he'd come to play the game. It was all a game to him, a deadly game.
She worried that she would lose her wild card, Swisher, if he learned about the recent turn of events. "I want this kept absolutely quiet," she told the others.
"Within reason, sure," said Special Agent Jack Harris, who had been assigned to give her any and all help she requested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O CHAPTER EIGHT Later, with a Chicago coroner named Jeremy Likes, who worked for the FBI —a huge, red-headed, dapper man who didn't look as if he'd care to get his hands dirty —Thorpe unwrapped the package. It was Bate- man's decaying head.
It made everyone, including Likes, tremble. Thorpe could hardly swallow, and her knees had gone weak. She found a place to sit down. One of the others brought her a coffee. She felt, for a moment, that she was the cause of Bateman's mutilation, that Ovierto... was doing these unspeakable acts just for her, as a kind of sick floor show. She had never hated anyone so much as she hated Maurice Ovierto.
He knew she was here. He knew she would be at Fermilab. And still he'd come to play the game. It was all a game to him, a deadly game.
She worried that she would lose her wild card, Swisher, if he learned about the recent turn of events. "I want this kept absolutely quiet," she told the others.
"Within reason, sure," said Special Agent Jack Harris, who had been assigned to give her any and all help she requested.
What to read after Dr. O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker, Robert, 1809-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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