Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse, The by Rankin Robert
Author:Rankin, Robert [Rankin, Robert]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction, General, Fantasy, Humorous
ISBN: 9780575088207
Google: R5U6uyyb0HIC
Publisher: Orion
Published: 2011-06-16T05:00:00+00:00
And so they waited.
It was tense, but then, important waiting is always tense. It's filled with tension, every waiting moment of it.
The tense waiting was done at the exact moment when it ceased.
And it ceased at the sound of a key being turned in a lock and the sight of the interview room door swinging open.
Chief Inspector Bellis entered the interview room. •
'Have you completed your written confessions?' he asked.
Eddie flinched.
'Not as such,' said Jack.
'So you've decided to go for the violent beating and disappearance option.'
'No,' cried Eddie. 'Have mercy.'
'Mercy?' The Chief Inspector's eyebrows were raised once again. 'You are asking me for mercy?'
'We are,’ Jack agreed.
'Oh well, fair enough then, you can go.'
'What?' went Jack.
And 'What?' went Eddie too.
'You can both go free,' said Bellis. 'I'm dropping the charge.'
Jack's mouth hung open. Now this was a twist.
Eddie said 'What?' once again.
'You heard me, I'm dropping the charge.'
'Charge?' said Eddie. 'You're dropping the charge? Only the one? I don't understand.'
'Taking and driving away a police vehicle,' said Chief Inspector Bellis. 'That's the only charge against you and I'm dropping that charge.'
'Ah, excuse me, sir,' said Jack, 'but why?'
'Somethings have come up.'
'What kind of somethings are these?'
'Two somethings,' said the Chief Inspector. 'The body in the morgue. Or what's left of it. Isn't a body.'
'Then what is it?' Jack asked.
'I'm not authorised to tell you that.'
'Oh,' said Jack. 'And the other something?'
'There's been another murder,' said Chief Inspector Bellis. 'And, as you've both been here in custody, I know that you are not responsible. But it's the same killer as before; I'd stake my reputation on it.'
'Another murder?' Eddie said. 'But the body or whatever it is is in the morgue...'
'Is obviously not the killer. I'm letting you go. Get out. Leave the building.'
'Thanks,' said Eddie. 'Come on, Jack.'
'I'm coming,' said Jack. 'But who died? Who was murdered?'
‘Jack Spratt,' said Chief Inspector Bellis. ‘Jack Spratt is dead.'
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