Missing05

当大家慢慢的，能用大脑听进去，这些清晰的，优秀的语料的时候，大脑已经自然反应习惯养成，如春风扑面心花怒放般的感觉，你的听力基本没有问题了，已经进入新的台阶。

每个故事，最少要听30遍以上，对就是这样

94年高考英语148分，不是我曾经的骄傲，而是告诉我，我有的过人独特地方，你如不了解，可能错过了提高的时机，浪费时间

一般情况下，不要参加社会英语培训，适合自己的路和方法才最跟的上你的节拍

我的微信：my0515

还是那句话，想有朋友一起前行，有经验交流，来则请你打赏说话好吗，谢谢

No Police!
“When does he want the money?” I asked.
“Tomorrow. He said he would call me this afternoon and tell me where to make
the drop,” Bill said.  “He also made it crystal  clear that we were not to  call the
police. If I don’t hand over the money by the deadline, he said he’s going to kill
Sarah!” Bill put his face  in his hands. He turned to Anne, “Geez, Anne, I don’t
know what to do!”
“We’ll get the money, Bill, don’t worry!” Anne said. “You know that my parents
left Sarah and  me a lot of  money when they died.” Anne  put her hand on Bill
shoulders.
Anne and Sarah’s parents owned a very large computer company in Los Angeles,
Pardo Computers, Inc. When they died a few years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Pardo left
their two daughters a very large pile of cash. That’s how Anne got the money to
go to USC, and could afford her cell phone, her Mercedes, and her apartment on
the beach.
While Anne and Bill comforted each other, I called the young waitress over and
asked  for  another  iced tea.  She  wasn’t  very  friendly,  but  then  again  most
waitresses in L.A. aren’t. They all really want to be actresses.
Drinking my tea and thinking about the case, the thought occurred to me that the
kidnapper must  know Anne and Sarah  or at least  know that they  had a  lot of
money, and could get it quickly.
“I know this  is a difficult time, Bill,” I  interrupted, “but I need to  ask you and








 
Anne a few questions. Does your family have any enemies? Anyone who might
want to hurt you?” Anne looked at Bill, and they both began to think.
The two of them spent the next 20 minutes coming up with a list of people who
might want to harm them. They got the list down to two prime suspects, both of
whom used to work for the Pardo computer business before they were fired. They
gave me the names of the two ex-employees.
“This will be a good place for me to start,”  I told them. “Now, you two need to
get some rest. I’ll drive you both back to Bill’s apartment.”
“No, Dr. Reeves, I want to go with you!” Anne  insisted. I found it very hard to
say “no,” but I had to. I needed time to be alone, and to get some advice from an
old friend.
“I’m really sorry, Anne,” I apologized, “but you need to  rest and I need time to
look into these names you gave me.”
“No police!” Bill quickly added.
“Don’t worry, Bill,” I told him, “there’ll be no police involved. Not yet, anyway”
The three of us got up and started walking toward my car. I had a  funny feeling
that there was more to this mystery than any of us thought.