Travelling
to Cambridge the night before he’d been hopeful. And even the hotel –
recommended by Frankie – had not been bad at all. Neither had the restaurant
with its camp style and food, and retro feel which added to his enjoyment. As
did its name. I mean who in 2020 calls a restaurant Battleship Potemkin?
But
the next morning his meeting with James had at first seemed like a right waste
of time.
-
James,
I’m glad you agreed to meet me.
James
shrugged,
-
And
to talk to me about him.
-
I’m
only doing this for him …
Paul
nodded,
-
What
can you tell me about his relationship with Julia?
-
She
was a right case … a real money grabbing bitch …She pushed him and pushed him …
wanted him to get promoted and promoted, when all Frankie wanted was to teach his
students. But that’s not where the real money lies. (The last words were almost
spat out with – anger, resentment?)
-
So
you first got to know him when his marriage was on the rocks?
James
nodded,
-
He
was so beaten down, sad to see it really.
-
Was
that when?
-
When
he got busted?
-
Yep.
-
Whose
fault was it?
-
At
first I thought it was her.
-
His
wife?
James
nodded,
-
But
no it can’t have been.
-
Then
who?
-
Can’t
tell you.
-
Can’t
or wont?
-
More
than my life’s worth …Look I am sorry … and Frankie is a great guy but …
-
You
know he got thumped last week?
-
Sure,
that’s why I am even talking to you.
-
Is
there nothing you can tell me?
-
OK...
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