David Nicholls Books Novels & Stories

"Including Nichole." "What do you mean?" "The threatening phone calls she's been getting. The severed hand that was delivered to her house. The photos of David Harrison's murdered family. All of that was designed to make her feel scared, paranoid, and desperate." "You killed David Harrison and his family just to scare Nichole?" "I killed them because they were going to become problems for me eventually. David was the one who gave nucjoke those pictures of Lydia. But sending pieces of him to Nichole was just a bonus way to use their deaths for psychological impact."

“I made the connections, crafted the image, smoothed every scandal until it gleamed like glass. I won’t throw it all away because Nico discovered madness late in life.” David leans back, unimpressed. “You’re not here for confession.” “No,” I admit. “I’m here to trade.” ********************************** He watches me with that predator stillness men like him cultivate. I know better than to fidget under it. I’ve faced senators, CEOs, priests in confessionals who liked to play wolf. David is different. He doesn’t want power. He wants blood. Good. That makes him useful. “I know where the bodies are buried,” I say softly. “Metaphorical and otherwise. The shell accounts, the bribes, the contract

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I say sarcastically, picking up another suitcase from under my bed and starting to pack the bundle of clothes she has created. “I know, right? First things first, I’ll get Nico to bring round some liquor. And food.” She replies, getting her phone out of her pocket and already texting him. “Then we are going to lock my door, turn our phones off, and get fucking drunk and you can tell us everything.” “You know every–” “Nah-uh. You’ve not spoken to us properly in weeks. I mean everything.” ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ A few miles away, and a few hours later, David is walking through one of his abandoned warehouses, where he has asked Malcolm Voss to meet him. No back-up. No guns. No tricks.