The Fourth Secret
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“Do you have the cell?”
Catarella was startled; he wasn’t expecting his boss to say anything.
“No, sir, I didn’t call for the cell.”
“Who were you supposed to call?”
“The headquarters in Montelusa, sir. It is them who they are in charge of cells.”
Montalbano squeezed the steering wheel so hard his knuckles turned white.
“I wasn’t talking about prison cells, Catarè. I meant the cell phone.”
“Oh, that, it’s always with me personally. What it is? You need it?”
“Not now. Just making sure we have one....”
When they took the road to Tonnarello, Montalbano spoke again.
“Catarè, what we’re doing has to remain a secret between me and you; nobody’s to know about it.”
Catarella nodded yes and started to sniffle.
The inspector looked at him. Two large tears fell down his face toward his mouth.
“What are you doing . . . crying?”
“It’s commotional, sir.”
“Why?”
“Sir, can’t you think of it? Three secrets we now share in common. Three! Just like those of Our Lady of Fatima!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Do you have the cell?”
Catarella was startled; he wasn’t expecting his boss to say anything.
“No, sir, I didn’t call for the cell.”
“Who were you supposed to call?”
“The headquarters in Montelusa, sir. It is them who they are in charge of cells.”
Montalbano squeezed the steering wheel so hard his knuckles turned white.
“I wasn’t talking about prison cells, Catarè. I meant the cell phone.”
“Oh, that, it’s always with me personally. What it is? You need it?”
“Not now. Just making sure we have one....”
When they took the road to Tonnarello, Montalbano spoke again.
“Catarè, what we’re doing has to remain a secret between me and you; nobody’s to know about it.”
Catarella nodded yes and started to sniffle.
The inspector looked at him. Two large tears fell down his face toward his mouth.
“What are you doing . . . crying?”
“It’s commotional, sir.”
“Why?”
“Sir, can’t you think of it? Three secrets we now share in common. Three! Just like those of Our Lady of Fatima!
What to read after The Fourth Secret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrea Camilleri to read onlineMoreLess
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