Orkney Twilight
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On the far side of the station bridge she spotted a telephone box, sprinted to the door. Slumped inside. Sirens still wailing all around. She scrabbled around in her trouser leg pocket and grasped the scrap of paper with the phone number written on it, the one that Tom had found under Jim’s bed. Message in a bottle. She squinted at the 01 London number. She had nothing to lose anyway; she might as well try it. She balanced a ten-pence piece in the coin slot and dialled. The phone rang. Nobody an...swered. Perhaps nobody was there. Perhaps it was a non-number. She was about to replace the receiver when somebody did pick up. She fumbled with the coin, jammed it into the slot.
‘Hello,’ said the voice at the other end. Gruff. Male. ‘Hello. Russian Embassy.’ She almost dropped the phone. That wasn’t what she had been expecting. Jim had assured her this wasn’t anything to do with the KGB. He said he’d lost those Soviet contacts ages ago, and now it turned out he had been wandering around with the number of a direct line to the Russian Embassy all along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the far side of the station bridge she spotted a telephone box, sprinted to the door. Slumped inside. Sirens still wailing all around. She scrabbled around in her trouser leg pocket and grasped the scrap of paper with the phone number written on it, the one that Tom had found under Jim’s bed. Message in a bottle. She squinted at the 01 London number. She had nothing to lose anyway; she might as well try it. She balanced a ten-pence piece in the coin slot and dialled. The phone rang. Nobody an...swered. Perhaps nobody was there. Perhaps it was a non-number. She was about to replace the receiver when somebody did pick up. She fumbled with the coin, jammed it into the slot.
‘Hello,’ said the voice at the other end. Gruff. Male. ‘Hello. Russian Embassy.’ She almost dropped the phone. That wasn’t what she had been expecting. Jim had assured her this wasn’t anything to do with the KGB. He said he’d lost those Soviet contacts ages ago, and now it turned out he had been wandering around with the number of a direct line to the Russian Embassy all along.
What to read after Orkney Twilight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Carson to read onlineMoreLess
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