The Twyford Code by Janice Hallett EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
- Author: Janice Hallett
- Language: English
- Page: 278
- Size: 2 MB
- Format: PDF / EPUB
- Status: Avail for Download
- Price: Free
- Publish Date: 29 March, 2023
Audio Files Batch 1
[Start Transcript]
Audio File 1
Date: 12.04.19 14:20
Audio quality: Poor
.hhhhh Ready? This is to show Maxine I meant what I said.
Audio File 2
Date: 12.04.19 14:24
Audio quality: Good
That’s better. So. I’m speaking into my son’s old phone and will explain why
in a little bit. I’m not used to it, so (. . .) When he first gave it to me I was
convinced I’d never use it for anything other than speaking to Maxine and
calling in sick. But that night I sat up till two o’clock [DecipherIt
TM time ref
52781277-0988837]
I’ve played every record in his iTunes. His idea. It was only the second
time we’d met. He didn’t grow up with me, see. I never knew he existed till
an acquaintance mentioned his mum’d had a nipper. I put two and two
together and made nine months. He would a been ten then. There’s so much
to say, but I look at him across that table in Costa, his hair about to turn grey
at the edges and tiny lines on his forehead. I think: how could my boy be so
grown up? Everything slides clean out me loaf and we sit there in silence.
Finally, I mention how much I’m looking forward to meeting his missus
and nippers, seeing his house in Surrey and the posh university where he
works. That’s when he gets a panicked look and bursts out he doesn’t want us
to meet again. Perhaps the odd phone call. Keep in touch but not (. . .) So, he
goes quiet and says we can face time instead. I says isn’t this face time? He
asks to see the phone they gave me on release and when I show him he
laughs and says it’s a burner, can’t do much with that. I say yeah, that’s the
idea. He thinks for a bit and says have my old one. He gets it out his car and
in a few minutes his old phone was my new phone.
Audio File 3
Date: 12.04.19 15:04
Audio quality: Good
If I wanted to carry on as I had, there are lots of people I could have gone to.
Even now, after all that went on, with the old crowd dead or inside, if I put
the word out, I could be set up somewhere, doing something, in no time. But
I won’t. Those days are over. Trouble is, on this side a the fence I don’t know
a soul. Only Maxine and (. . .) only you, Maxine. A lot changed for me in the
last few years. And do you know what triggered it? I learned to read.
For More Read Download This Book
EPUB