Red-Hot Ruby
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Cowley asked Williams, who was absentmindedly sipping on his coffee.
“I was thinking about Carter and… what’s her name again?”
“Farrell,” Cowley said after a look at her notepad. A few witnesses had described a woman who looked very interested in the ruby the day before it was stolen. After interviewing the employees of the museum, Cowley had narrowed down the list of potential thieves. She now had a name and a picture from the CCTV videos.
“Right, Farrell,” Williams said. “I think she’s the one... who stole the ruby.”
“So you still believe they’re not working together.”
“I know they’re not,” Williams said in a this-is-so-obvious tone. He got up, finished the coffee, and put his jacket on.
“Where are you going?” Cowley wanted to know.
“To get info,” Williams answered enigmatically. “Keep trying to find Farrell. I’ll call you if I have something.”
Williams drove to Lower Manhattan to find his informant. He entered the crowded and dark bar, waited for his eyes to get used to the low level of lighting, and eventually went to sit down at a place whence he could see who got in and out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cowley asked Williams, who was absentmindedly sipping on his coffee.
“I was thinking about Carter and… what’s her name again?”
“Farrell,” Cowley said after a look at her notepad. A few witnesses had described a woman who looked very interested in the ruby the day before it was stolen. After interviewing the employees of the museum, Cowley had narrowed down the list of potential thieves. She now had a name and a picture from the CCTV videos.
“Right, Farrell,” Williams said. “I think she’s the one... who stole the ruby.”
“So you still believe they’re not working together.”
“I know they’re not,” Williams said in a this-is-so-obvious tone. He got up, finished the coffee, and put his jacket on.
“Where are you going?” Cowley wanted to know.
“To get info,” Williams answered enigmatically. “Keep trying to find Farrell. I’ll call you if I have something.”
Williams drove to Lower Manhattan to find his informant. He entered the crowded and dark bar, waited for his eyes to get used to the low level of lighting, and eventually went to sit down at a place whence he could see who got in and out.
What to read after Red-Hot Ruby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandrine Spycher to read onlineMoreLess
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