The Persian Price
“It was a long flight with stops in Bangkok and Hong Kong. He had a case full of papers on Imshan to occupy him and two sleeping pills Janet had pressed on him. He had no intention of taking them. He despised crutches of any kind and he had always been able to sleep when he travelled. She had driven to the airport with him, but stayed in the car. He didn’t want to draw attention to his departure. He had been surprised and touched to see tears in her eyes when they said goodbye. They had drawn to...gether in the crisis and this was important to Logan. He hadn’t much faith in fair-weather relationships. He valued her cool common sense and he needed her sympathy. He leaned back in his seat on the plane and decided that he had never been so much in love with her as he was now.
Champagne was offered. He declined in favour of whisky, opened his case and set out his papers. He had told James Kelly to contact Homsi and demand proof that Eileen was still alive. Janet said he had made the right decision; Kelly looked at him as if he were a murderer.MoreLess
Champagne was offered. He declined in favour of whisky, opened his case and set out his papers. He had told James Kelly to contact Homsi and demand proof that Eileen was still alive. Janet said he had made the right decision; Kelly looked at him as if he were a murderer.MoreLess
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