Eye of the Beholder
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He owns some of the property to the south, off the expressway, and has plans for significant big-box retail down there.
I look down at the red oak flooring and the Persian area rug Harland got while in the Middle East, poking through whatever trade barriers may have existed.
Harland stands at the window, rubbing his eyes carefully, like everything else he does, the index finger and thumb massaging his eyelids. “Do you know why I hired you, Paul?”
I think I do, but I don’t like the qu...estion. I don’t say anything.
“It wasn’t a thank-you. It might have been perceived as that. But it wasn’t. If I wanted to thank you for putting away my daughter’s killer, I wouldn’t have rewarded you with money. Because that would be cheapening what you did. That would be putting a price on it.”
“I agree.”
“I hired you because I thought you were the best lawyer in the city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He owns some of the property to the south, off the expressway, and has plans for significant big-box retail down there.
I look down at the red oak flooring and the Persian area rug Harland got while in the Middle East, poking through whatever trade barriers may have existed.
Harland stands at the window, rubbing his eyes carefully, like everything else he does, the index finger and thumb massaging his eyelids. “Do you know why I hired you, Paul?”
I think I do, but I don’t like the qu...estion. I don’t say anything.
“It wasn’t a thank-you. It might have been perceived as that. But it wasn’t. If I wanted to thank you for putting away my daughter’s killer, I wouldn’t have rewarded you with money. Because that would be cheapening what you did. That would be putting a price on it.”
“I agree.”
“I hired you because I thought you were the best lawyer in the city.
What to read after Eye of the Beholder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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