"It's the police," says Edith who has lived through Franco's reign. "Do you want me to drop you off round the corner?"
"I haven't done anything," I say.
"You really want to stop here?"
"I live here."
"Okay, give me a call if you need me or Fernando (ex-special forces)."
The police are looking for the Invisible Wife! She is a wanted lady back in her homeland. She is not in. They return at eight and then again at midnight. She slinks in at eight this morning. Now I really am wondering if Henry is okay. He's not been here since october.
I like specially the dog. The story seems interesting, like from a mystery movie´s scene.
ReplyDeleteGripping! You will keep us posted, won't you?
ReplyDelete(Funny word, mossos. It's the same as 'mousse' in French, meaning lad or boy, especially referring to ship's boys, midshipmen, etc. I didn't know they were scary. I've always been a bit wary of the bombeiros, which looks a bit like bombers...)
Do the Mossos do thumbscrews, waterboarding etc?
ReplyDeleteTim: Probably...and worse.
ReplyDeleteTomas: It's not a story. It's true.
Christopher: All the Mossos are over six foot five. They are scary even to look at. And, they have eyes like Hanibal Lector.
Neighbours! How's the dog?
ReplyDeleteElizT: He's barking as I type...
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