The Confession
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“You’re worried about me?”
She sank into her pillow. “Not worried. I just don’t like you stinking. You smell like those Romanians who play music in October Square.”
I turned off the light.
Magda handed me a plate of cold chicken when I came out. “I’m going to bed.”
“Stay up a minute, will you?”
She frowned.
“And get some wine. For yourself. I’ve got to tell you something.”
I tried to eat a little as she fooled with the cork in the kitchen, but the first bite was dry and tumbled into my stomach l...ike a rock. I set it aside and was relieved to see she had brought two glasses. She poured them both. “What is it, Ferenc.”
I cleared my throat. It was a theatrical gesture that allowed me a moment and a bit of pain to distract me from what I was preparing to say. “This morning I went over to Stefan’s apartment and found him dead. He’d been shot.”
She finally got to her wine. Her hands did not shake. She said, “That’s not possible.”
“I know.”
“You’ve got to be lying to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You’re worried about me?”
She sank into her pillow. “Not worried. I just don’t like you stinking. You smell like those Romanians who play music in October Square.”
I turned off the light.
Magda handed me a plate of cold chicken when I came out. “I’m going to bed.”
“Stay up a minute, will you?”
She frowned.
“And get some wine. For yourself. I’ve got to tell you something.”
I tried to eat a little as she fooled with the cork in the kitchen, but the first bite was dry and tumbled into my stomach l...ike a rock. I set it aside and was relieved to see she had brought two glasses. She poured them both. “What is it, Ferenc.”
I cleared my throat. It was a theatrical gesture that allowed me a moment and a bit of pain to distract me from what I was preparing to say. “This morning I went over to Stefan’s apartment and found him dead. He’d been shot.”
She finally got to her wine. Her hands did not shake. She said, “That’s not possible.”
“I know.”
“You’ve got to be lying to me.
What to read after The Confession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olen Steinhauer to read onlineMoreLess
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