The Score
“She was still weary as a dog, everything felt sore from the previous day, and she didn’t fancy the long trek back to the coast, in foul winds and on wet roads. In her mind, like something half-glimpsed, hung the shadows of a theory about what was happening. Parts were clicking into logical patterns, but some stubbornly were not. Plus, there was something strange and new in her relationship with Kyle. There was something floating there, something not yet fixed down.
Cat pointed the bike towards ...the A48 and Swansea. She drove slowly, took it easy, watched the bends and watched the winds.
When she reached town the rain was getting heavier and the traffic was at a crawl. Going around two roads blocked by roadworks she closed on the pathologist’s. It was housed in a former residential building with no parking for visitors without appointments, but she tucked her bike in among the vans at the back and walked around to the entrance.
A wooden desk separated visitors from the pathologist’s secretary who, owing to recent cutbacks, doubled as a receptionist.MoreLess
Cat pointed the bike towards ...the A48 and Swansea. She drove slowly, took it easy, watched the bends and watched the winds.
When she reached town the rain was getting heavier and the traffic was at a crawl. Going around two roads blocked by roadworks she closed on the pathologist’s. It was housed in a former residential building with no parking for visitors without appointments, but she tucked her bike in among the vans at the back and walked around to the entrance.
A wooden desk separated visitors from the pathologist’s secretary who, owing to recent cutbacks, doubled as a receptionist.MoreLess
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