The Blood Diamond (2014)
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Two spots of colour burned on her cheeks; she had plenty of nerve – as much as Marjorie; two little actresses in their own right.
Bristow said: ‘I’m sorry, Miss Addel, but we shall have to ask you and your sister-in-law to wait here, while we look round.’ He spoke from the window, which he’d pushed open. ‘May I have the keys or is the storeroom open?’ ‘It’s locked.’ Marjorie pointed to the desk. ‘The keys are in the second drawer.’ ‘What right—’ began Zara.
‘Zara, don’t be difficult, he’...s a policeman.’ Zara whipped round her. ‘They have no right to search here!’ The two spots of colour were livid; they looked as if they hurt her, and her eyes were like glass. Nothing that was found was likely to surprise her.
‘Please do just what you think is necessary,’ Marjorie said.
‘Thank you.’ Bristow took out the keys and slammed the desk door shut. He climbed out through the window, and Tring followed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two spots of colour burned on her cheeks; she had plenty of nerve – as much as Marjorie; two little actresses in their own right.
Bristow said: ‘I’m sorry, Miss Addel, but we shall have to ask you and your sister-in-law to wait here, while we look round.’ He spoke from the window, which he’d pushed open. ‘May I have the keys or is the storeroom open?’ ‘It’s locked.’ Marjorie pointed to the desk. ‘The keys are in the second drawer.’ ‘What right—’ began Zara.
‘Zara, don’t be difficult, he’...s a policeman.’ Zara whipped round her. ‘They have no right to search here!’ The two spots of colour were livid; they looked as if they hurt her, and her eyes were like glass. Nothing that was found was likely to surprise her.
‘Please do just what you think is necessary,’ Marjorie said.
‘Thank you.’ Bristow took out the keys and slammed the desk door shut. He climbed out through the window, and Tring followed.
What to read after The Blood Diamond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Creasey to read onlineMoreLess
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