The Judgment (1997)
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It was Saturday. What with running from the tekkies, trying to free that lame-brained Evans kid from the fell clutches of the county cops, and all of the attendant difficulties with Sue Gillis, I had lost track of time—or the day of the week, anyway.
I got to the office a little after nine and was surprised to find the door locked. That meant Mrs. Fenton hadn’t arrived yet; Well, that seemed kind of funny. I let myself in and checked the answering machine for messages. There weren’t any. If Mrs.... Fenton was sick, she would have phoned in by now. She may not have been very likable—her constant air of fussy disapproval sometimes annoyed me—but she was dependable.
So I made the coffee and settled down to read the newspapers. I hadn’t been at that very long when the telephone rang. Expecting it to be Mrs. Fenton, I was a little surprised when I recognized Stash Olesky’s voice at the other end of the line. Hadn’t we finished our business? Or was this something else?
“I tried you at home, Charley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was Saturday. What with running from the tekkies, trying to free that lame-brained Evans kid from the fell clutches of the county cops, and all of the attendant difficulties with Sue Gillis, I had lost track of time—or the day of the week, anyway.
I got to the office a little after nine and was surprised to find the door locked. That meant Mrs. Fenton hadn’t arrived yet; Well, that seemed kind of funny. I let myself in and checked the answering machine for messages. There weren’t any. If Mrs.... Fenton was sick, she would have phoned in by now. She may not have been very likable—her constant air of fussy disapproval sometimes annoyed me—but she was dependable.
So I made the coffee and settled down to read the newspapers. I hadn’t been at that very long when the telephone rang. Expecting it to be Mrs. Fenton, I was a little surprised when I recognized Stash Olesky’s voice at the other end of the line. Hadn’t we finished our business? Or was this something else?
“I tried you at home, Charley.
What to read after The Judgment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William J. Coughlin to read onlineMoreLess
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