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Steelie 8
‘Right, that’s it,’ growled DI Griffin. ‘You’ve taken the piss wance too often. I’m taking you in.’ He muttered to himself while searching behind his...
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Steelie 7
‘Ur there any spirits wae us?’ Steelie’s voice barely more than a whisper. The planchette shivered, and pieces of cardboard marked with letter and...
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- 35 reads
The Patrolman - 12
Nobody else was on the 6 th Street Bridge that night – that’s why he chose it.
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Steelie 6
He leaned forward, the ink from the Racing news and rough wood of the table digging into his forearms. A nimbus of light seemed to drift and spread...
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- 89 reads
The Patrolman - 11
In Inglewood, Jake Lacey hunched over his kitchen sink.
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- 40 reads
The Patrolman - 10
‘I wish I could’ve been there to see it,’ she told her son. ‘Is your father there? I need a word.’
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- 56 reads
New Directions part 29 (updated text)
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The Patrolman - 9
Marlon Bishop stepped over the unpaid bills.
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New Directions (28)
The tow path along the Kennet is very pretty even on a teeth rattling morning in December. During the night a heavy layer of frost crystals sprayed...
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The Patrolman - 8
He came to on the concrete floor with a rag pressed to his head and someone yelling.
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