Jokerman
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Nestled in her palm was the tiny bead she’d found in the lining of her handbag.
James, close by her side, glanced down at it.
She looked at his profile but it revealed nothing.
James picked the bead out of her hand and peered at it, rolling it between thumb and forefinger.
‘What is it?’ Emma whispered, both out of reverence for the gallery’s atmosphere and because she was reluctant for anyone else to hear.
‘Difficult to say,’ murmured James. ‘Probably nothing. A flaw in the bag.’ ‘But it wasn’t ...there before,’ she said. Before I came home from being with you, she managed to stop herself from saying.
He made a wry mouth. ‘Can you be sure?’ ‘It’s part of my training as a doctor to spot things out of the ordinary,’ Emma said. ‘This is definitely something new.’ ‘Okay.’ ‘Might it be a bug? Some sort of transmitter?’ He sighed. ‘It’s possible. I’ll take it back to the office and have it examined. But more likely you’re reading too much into this.’ Emma gazed at the picture on the wall before her, a nightmarish vision of distorted screaming faces on blurred bodies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nestled in her palm was the tiny bead she’d found in the lining of her handbag.
James, close by her side, glanced down at it.
She looked at his profile but it revealed nothing.
James picked the bead out of her hand and peered at it, rolling it between thumb and forefinger.
‘What is it?’ Emma whispered, both out of reverence for the gallery’s atmosphere and because she was reluctant for anyone else to hear.
‘Difficult to say,’ murmured James. ‘Probably nothing. A flaw in the bag.’ ‘But it wasn’t ...there before,’ she said. Before I came home from being with you, she managed to stop herself from saying.
He made a wry mouth. ‘Can you be sure?’ ‘It’s part of my training as a doctor to spot things out of the ordinary,’ Emma said. ‘This is definitely something new.’ ‘Okay.’ ‘Might it be a bug? Some sort of transmitter?’ He sighed. ‘It’s possible. I’ll take it back to the office and have it examined. But more likely you’re reading too much into this.’ Emma gazed at the picture on the wall before her, a nightmarish vision of distorted screaming faces on blurred bodies.
What to read after Jokerman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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