Mixing With Murder
“I don’t necessarily follow it, which annoys him. I should, because he thinks clearly and is generally right. (I don’t tell him this, naturally.) But I like his opinion because it helps me form my own opposite one. I’d been on my way to the newsagent’s where he works, anyway, before I’d been hijacked and taken off to the Silver Circle, so the newsagent’s was where I made a beeline for now. The shop usually presents an innocuous standard appearance for such undertakings. There is a board in the w...indow carrying personal ads. For fifty pence you can hope to sell your old fridge, gain customers for your home hairdressing service (but not for other home services; Hari is a very moral man) or swap something you don’t want for something someone else doesn’t want. That way you probably end up with something no one wants. A would-be-cute placard showing a row of depressed dogs bears the legend ‘Please leave us outside!’ I hadn’t thought anything could make me feel worse, but that did.MoreLess
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