The Names of Our Tears (2013)
“IT WAS quiet at the jail when Robertson came in through the rear entrance. At the end of the hall, Ed Hollings had returned early to start his night shift at the radio consoles. He took a call and waved briefly to Robertson.
To his left, the sheriff heard the faint clacking of a keyboard and the whir of a printer. He stepped into the duty room and found Ricky Niell typing at a small desk at the back of the room. Ricky stood to retrieve a document from the printer beside the desk and said, “...I’m just finishing my report.”
Threading his way past long tables, Robertson crossed the room and asked, “How’s Ellie?”
“She’s better,” Ricky said, stacking the pages of his report. “Wasn’t so great this morning.”
“You’ll let me know how she is?”
“Sure. Or she will.”
“OK. And you talked with Missy?”
“She doesn’t have much yet, Sheriff.MoreLess
To his left, the sheriff heard the faint clacking of a keyboard and the whir of a printer. He stepped into the duty room and found Ricky Niell typing at a small desk at the back of the room. Ricky stood to retrieve a document from the printer beside the desk and said, “...I’m just finishing my report.”
Threading his way past long tables, Robertson crossed the room and asked, “How’s Ellie?”
“She’s better,” Ricky said, stacking the pages of his report. “Wasn’t so great this morning.”
“You’ll let me know how she is?”
“Sure. Or she will.”
“OK. And you talked with Missy?”
“She doesn’t have much yet, Sheriff.MoreLess
Read book The Names of Our Tears for free
You can download books for free in various formats, such as epub, pdf, azw, mobi, txt and others on book networks site. Additionally, the entire text is available for online reading through our e-reader. Our site is not responsible for the performance of third-party products (sites).
Write Review:
Guest
Read Also
7 / 10
User Reviews: