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  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Dear Reader …
  4. Also by Robert Muchamore
  5. PART ONE
  6. Walter J Freeman Adolescent Mental Health Unit – East Grinstead, UK
  7. ONE
  8. TWO
  9. THREE
  10. FOUR
  11. FIVE
  12. SIX
  13. SEVEN
  14. EIGHT
  15. NINE
  16. TEN
  17. ELEVEN
  18. PART TWO
  19. TWELVE
  20. THIRTEEN
  21. FOURTEEN
  22. FIFTEEN
  23. SIXTEEN
  24. SEVENTEEN
  25. EIGHTEEN
  26. NINETEEN
  27. TWENTY
  28. TWENTY-ONE
  29. TWENTY-TWO
  30. TWENTY-THREE
  31. TWENTY-FOUR
  32. TWENTY-FIVE
  33. TWENTY-SIX
  34. TWENTY-SEVEN
  35. TWENTY-EIGHT
  36. TWENTY-NINE
  37. THIRTY
  38. THIRTY-ONE
  39. THIRTY-TWO
  40. THIRTY-THREE
  41. THIRTY-FOUR
  42. THIRTY-FIVE
  43. THIRTY-SIX
  44. THIRTY-SEVEN
  45. THIRTY-EIGHT
  46. PART THREE
  47. Walter J. Freeman Adolescent Mental Health Unit – East Grinstead, UK
  48. THIRTY-NINE
  49. FORTY
  50. FORTY-ONE
  51. FORTY-TWO
  52. FORTY-THREE
  53. FORTY-FOUR
  54. FORTY-FIVE
  55. FORTY-SIX
  56. FORTY-SEVEN
  57. FORTY-EIGHT
  58. FORTY-NINE
  59. FIFTY
  60. FIFTY-ONE
  61. FIFTY-TWO
  62. FIFTY-THREE
  63. FIFTY-FOUR
  64. PART FOUR
  65. FIFTY-FIVE
  66. FIFTY-SIX
  67. FIFTY-SEVEN
  68. FIFTY-EIGHT
  69. FIFTY-NINE
  70. SIXTY
  71. SIXTY-ONE
  72. SIXTY-TWO
  73. SIXTY-THREE
  74. SIXTY-FOUR
  75. SIXTY-FIVE
  76. SIXTY-SIX
  77. SIXTY-SEVEN
  78. SIXTY-EIGHT
  79. SIXTY-NINE
  80. SEVENTY
  81. SEVENTY-ONE
  82. SEVENTY-TWO
  83. SEVENTY-THREE
  84. EPILOGUE
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  86. Have you read KILLER T?
  87. 1 SLASHED RUBBER
  88. 2 NOT HARRY POTTER

‘Is this about your school fees?’ SJ asked. ‘I told my girl to fix that. It must be a mix-up …’

It amused Julius that his uncle thought him stupid enough to stage a dangerous kidnapping for a few thousand pounds in school fees.

‘This is about your Norwegian friend Nanna,’ Julius explained. ‘And the 3.75-million-dollar apartment at 615 Crest View, Dubai Marina.’

SJ made a weird grunt.

‘Does Collins know your plans?’ Julius teased, keeping the stun stick poised in case his cousin moved.

‘Whatever you are trying, it will come to nothing,’ SJ said firmly.

‘It already came to something,’ Julius said. ‘Check your bank balances. Apart from the joint account you set up with Nanna, the money I helped you move on your last day as governor has been transferred to me.’

SJ didn’t know what to say next and Collins looked subdued. He’d clearly had no idea that his dad was planning to do a runner.

‘Make the deal that Rotimi put on the table,’ Julius ordered. ‘Get my mum out of jail. Once that’s sorted, you can piss off to Dubai. You won’t starve. There’s a couple of million in the account Nanna has been using, and the Chelsea house is worth millions.’

‘Why would I be frightened of a lanky schoolboy?’ SJ snorted. ‘You take my money? I’ll make you give it back. And your mother will rot until I say.’

‘Here’s what happens if you don’t make a deal with Rotimi,’ Julius said, sounding cooler than he felt. ‘In one week, I’ll inform your four wives that you’re planning to swan off to Dubai with Nanna. I’ll also send out evidence of the money. They can’t send you to prison for stuff you did while you were governor, but the British authorities can charge you with money laundering. They’ll seize your new pad in Dubai and the house in Chelsea.’

‘A Rotimi deal is not as simple as you make it sound,’ SJ interrupted. ‘You and I need to meet …’

‘This is the only conversation we are going to have,’ Julius said. ‘And in case you’re thinking about sending thugs after me, I’ve set things up so that only my friends back in England have the security details for the money I stole. If anything happens to me, the money goes to charity and the evidence will be posted to your wives, the British police and Governor Rotimi’s office. They also have instructions not to move money or release any other information until they see me personally.’

‘You are unreasonable, just like your mother,’ SJ grumbled.

Julius decided to take it as a compliment.

‘Uncle, I’m being generous.’

‘I need to think,’ SJ spluttered.