The Few (2014)
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Despite the air conditioning, Genovesi was sweating, and the smell just added to Scamarcio’s irritation.
‘Who interviewed the Bakers?’ he asked once they were alone in the lift.
‘I did,’ barked the little man. ‘Got a problem with that?’ ‘Perhaps.’ He saw a vein swell up on Genovesi’s neck. ‘I’ve been a policeman for twenty-five years, and I will not be lectured to by the son of a mafia whore.’ Scamarcio was taken aback by the intensity of his reaction, but he took time to separate his im...mediate emotions from his rational mind, as he had been taught. It was difficult — it took every ounce of self-control he could muster — and for several seconds he watched his own knuckles turn white. The two young officers studied the ground. The space was too small for a fight.
Eventually, he said: ‘I don’t understand how a detail like the ice-cream guy could get overlooked. You all know the first twenty-four hours are crucial.’ Genovesi was clasping and unclasping his fists, warming up now, thought Scamarcio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Despite the air conditioning, Genovesi was sweating, and the smell just added to Scamarcio’s irritation.
‘Who interviewed the Bakers?’ he asked once they were alone in the lift.
‘I did,’ barked the little man. ‘Got a problem with that?’ ‘Perhaps.’ He saw a vein swell up on Genovesi’s neck. ‘I’ve been a policeman for twenty-five years, and I will not be lectured to by the son of a mafia whore.’ Scamarcio was taken aback by the intensity of his reaction, but he took time to separate his im...mediate emotions from his rational mind, as he had been taught. It was difficult — it took every ounce of self-control he could muster — and for several seconds he watched his own knuckles turn white. The two young officers studied the ground. The space was too small for a fight.
Eventually, he said: ‘I don’t understand how a detail like the ice-cream guy could get overlooked. You all know the first twenty-four hours are crucial.’ Genovesi was clasping and unclasping his fists, warming up now, thought Scamarcio.
What to read after The Few?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nadia Dalbuono to read onlineMoreLess
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