The Child Garden (2015)
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said Stig.
I shrugged out of my coat, letting it fall onto the floor behind me, and then dropped into a chair. “She’s not there.”
“Who’s not where?” said Stig. Then he put both hands up to the back of his head as if to stop it hurting.
“Maybe the police—” he began.
But I shook my head. “No chance. There was no tape, no signs up, nothing to show there’s been a stretcher or medics. It looked exactly the same, except she was gone.”
“Why would someone move her? And keep it quiet?...”
I had a head start on him from the drive back, and I was almost calm as I laid it out to him. “I can only think of one reason someone would move a body,” I said. “And it explains why we couldn’t find the car she came in too. And why you’re involved.”
Stig opened his mouth to speak, but after a frozen silent moment he slumped back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Stig.
I shrugged out of my coat, letting it fall onto the floor behind me, and then dropped into a chair. “She’s not there.”
“Who’s not where?” said Stig. Then he put both hands up to the back of his head as if to stop it hurting.
“Maybe the police—” he began.
But I shook my head. “No chance. There was no tape, no signs up, nothing to show there’s been a stretcher or medics. It looked exactly the same, except she was gone.”
“Why would someone move her? And keep it quiet?...”
I had a head start on him from the drive back, and I was almost calm as I laid it out to him. “I can only think of one reason someone would move a body,” I said. “And it explains why we couldn’t find the car she came in too. And why you’re involved.”
Stig opened his mouth to speak, but after a frozen silent moment he slumped back.
What to read after The Child Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catriona Mcpherson to read onlineMoreLess
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