Missing09

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

So now someone wanted to kill me. But how did anyone know I was working on
this case?  Was Lenny  part of  this kidnapping  in some  way? I  still had more
questions than I had answers about this case.
I  called my  friend  Officer  Cho  back at  the  police  station.  He had  the  car
registration information I requested earlier. The mysterious red car that hit Anne
last night  on  the freeway  belonged to  John Costello,  age 37,  living in  Santa
Monica. Tomorrow  I would visit  Costello. Tonight, I  just needed to  get some
sleep.
The next morning I got up early and went to visit Anne in the hospital. Luckily,
she was doing just fine. I told her I would pick her up later in the afternoon and
give her a ride home.
First, I went to visit June Brown, the other ex-employee of Pardo Computers that
Anne and Bill thought might be involved in the kidnapping. She now worked at a
clothing store on the beach, Stern’s  Fashions. I love going to the beach  in L.A.
The sun is always shining, the surfers are riding the waves, and the people all look
so beautiful, just like movie stars.
I walked into the clothing store  and looked around. The customers were mostly
college students. “Excuse me, miss?” I said to the young sales clerk. “I’m looking
for one of the employees here, a June Brown?”
“Who’s looking for her?” she asked, a little suspicious.


Episode 9: At the Beach






 
“My name is Darron Reeves. I just want to ask her a few questions.”
“What kind of questions do you want to ask her?” she replied.
“Just some  questions. Look, is  June Brown here  today or  not?” I was  getting
impatient with this girl.
“I’m June Brown, and I don’t know if I want to answer your questions, mister.”
She crossed her arms and looked at me with a very unfriendly face. “Who do you
work for? The police?”
“No, I don’t work for the police. I’m a, eh...private detective,” I answered. “I just
want to know where you were three days  ago, in the morning. Can you just tell
me that?”
“I don’t remember. I think I was with my boyfriend,” she said with a smile. “Yeah,
that’s right, I was with my boyfriend.”
“Can I talk to your boyfriend?”
“No, you can’t,” she said, suddenly getting very angry.
“Why not?” I asked.
“Because he doesn’t want to talk to you!” June said. “Look, buddy, I don’t have
to answer  your questions. Now why  don’t you just  get out of  my store?”  She
turned around and walked away.
I couldn’t force her to talk to me, so I didn’t try. I left the store and got back in my
car. Maybe this girl was involved in the kidnapping, Maybe she and her boyfriend
were trying to get even with Pardo Computers. Maybe, maybe, maybe.