Charlie Bone And the Blue Boa (Children of the Red King, book 3)
“Emma was on duty at the counter, while her aunt wrapped books in the back room. "Tell Miss Ingledew that my uncle's home," said Charlie. "But he's not very well." "What's the matter with him?" asked Emma. "It's hard to explain. But it's scary Em. I'm afraid he might not get better — ever." "Why?" asked Emma with a worried frown. "How did it happen? Is it a mystery bug or something?" "Can't really say Got to go now Em. There was a bit of trouble before I left." Charlie hurried off leaving Emma l...ooking baffled. There was a not-quite-peaceful silence inside number nine. Billy had obviously been taken back to Bloor's and there was no sign of Grandma Bone. It was lunchtime so Charlie began to help himself from the fridge: cheese, cucumber, salami, and peanut butter all sandwiched between two thick slices of bread. He was about to sit at the table when he remembered his uncle. He made another identical sandwich and put them both on a tray with a glass of water. Paton called, "Come in! Come in!" immediately after Charlie knocked.MoreLess
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