Guilty Pleasures (2011)
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‘Titus?’ ‘Nod’s as good as a wink, that’s what I always say.’ ‘It would be if I knew what you’re talking about,’ I said. ‘Listen, have you come across someone who looks like me but seems to have annoyed people?’ ‘Like I said, watch your back.’ The wretched man cut the call.
How cheering was that?
I sat on the stairs. For Titus to phone was dead serious. Especially on our landline – he’d had this idea that mobile calls were less traceable, and, though he’d now discovered he was mistaken, he still... preferred . . . Well, he’d have preferred carrier pigeons with tiny scraps of paper that could be chewed and swallowed.
So it wasn’t very surprising that I actually screamed when the front doorbell rang. A long heavy ring, not one to take no for an answer. It had to for a while, at least – I checked on the security system to see if I should open the door or scarper. Actually, of course, that wasn’t an option, but dialling 999 and maybe ruining Robin’s evening with Freya might be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Titus?’ ‘Nod’s as good as a wink, that’s what I always say.’ ‘It would be if I knew what you’re talking about,’ I said. ‘Listen, have you come across someone who looks like me but seems to have annoyed people?’ ‘Like I said, watch your back.’ The wretched man cut the call.
How cheering was that?
I sat on the stairs. For Titus to phone was dead serious. Especially on our landline – he’d had this idea that mobile calls were less traceable, and, though he’d now discovered he was mistaken, he still... preferred . . . Well, he’d have preferred carrier pigeons with tiny scraps of paper that could be chewed and swallowed.
So it wasn’t very surprising that I actually screamed when the front doorbell rang. A long heavy ring, not one to take no for an answer. It had to for a while, at least – I checked on the security system to see if I should open the door or scarper. Actually, of course, that wasn’t an option, but dialling 999 and maybe ruining Robin’s evening with Freya might be.
What to read after Guilty Pleasures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
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