‘Hardy.’ ‘This is Tess Hewitt, Cliff. I’m sorry about what happened the other night. I over-reacted.’ ‘It’s okay, Tess. I’m glad you called. I didn’t mean to upset you but this bloody business I’m in requires it sometimes. Anyway, what’s new?’ ‘Well, you were right. Bill Damelian didn’t have any trouble getting bail for Ramsay and he doesn’t think the charge’ll proceed. So I should’ve listened to you.’ ‘That’s good. Where’s Ramsay now? I’d like to talk to him.’ ‘God, you do stick at it, don’t you? He’s doing something for one of the television stations about the protest. He said he feels terrible about the guard but …’ ‘The publicity’s good.’ ‘He’s young, Cliff. I sort of hoped you might want to talk to me.’ She hadn’t really answered the question about Ramsay’s whereabouts and I wanted to put the same question I’d put to her, to him: who was the Tadpole Creek protest’s benefactor? She misinterpreted my pause. ‘All right, then.
What do You think about The Other Side Of Sorrow (2014)?
