Peppercorn Street (2014)
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He knocked on the door and when a bearded man opened it and scowled at him, said quickly, ‘I’m William Gainsford’s brother. I need to speak to him urgently.’‘He isn’t here.’‘Can I leave a message for him?’The man shrugged.‘Look, our father’s dying. I need to tell William what’s going on. He’ll want to go and see Dad – while he still can.’‘And this could be a neat little police trap.’‘I wish it were. It’s real. Dad’s dying.’ He sniffed, feeling his eyes filling with tears.‘You’re as soft as Willi...am said.’‘It doesn’t matter whether I’m soft or not. He’ll want to know about Dad. Tell him I’ll be waiting at our old home to explain and I’ve not told the police I’m doing this.’ He turned and walked away, wondering if William was inside the headquarters, wondering whether his brother would come to see him.He saw the neighbour as he went into his old home, raised one hand but didn’t let her start talking to him. Inside he stopped in shock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knocked on the door and when a bearded man opened it and scowled at him, said quickly, ‘I’m William Gainsford’s brother. I need to speak to him urgently.’‘He isn’t here.’‘Can I leave a message for him?’The man shrugged.‘Look, our father’s dying. I need to tell William what’s going on. He’ll want to go and see Dad – while he still can.’‘And this could be a neat little police trap.’‘I wish it were. It’s real. Dad’s dying.’ He sniffed, feeling his eyes filling with tears.‘You’re as soft as Willi...am said.’‘It doesn’t matter whether I’m soft or not. He’ll want to know about Dad. Tell him I’ll be waiting at our old home to explain and I’ve not told the police I’m doing this.’ He turned and walked away, wondering if William was inside the headquarters, wondering whether his brother would come to see him.He saw the neighbour as he went into his old home, raised one hand but didn’t let her start talking to him. Inside he stopped in shock.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Jacobs to read onlineMoreLess
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