Dalrymple's Equation
by Paul W. Fairman
Donovan vented his hostility by hauling the guy out to the car. Dalrymple made no resistance but Donovan managed to get mildly rough regardless. This also seemed to make the little intruder happy. As though he took the roughness as a sign he'd got under Donovan's skin too. Which he had.
He threw a few insults at us while we rode to headquarters but we held in, knowing if we gave ourselves an inch we'd take a mile and slug him and have it over with. In the interrogation room we went at him with all the fixings. A strong light in his eyes—cigarette smoke in his face.
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