Hazardous Duty EPUB by Christy Barritt

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Inside Hazardous Duty by Christy Barritt Book

Whistling a tune from Fiddler on the Roof, I used my tweezers to work a piece of Gloria Cunningham’s skull out of the sky blue wall. With a couple of tugs, the fragment broke loose. Holding it to the light, I studied the sliver that was once a part of a living and breathing woman. It wasn’t much bigger than a splinter and to the average person would look like a piece of chipped tile. One thing was for sure, being a rich man definitely hadn’t done this family any favors. “Sorry, Tevye, but you were wrong on that one,” I mumbled. As I worked the rest of the wall, I tried to come up with jingles for my company
It was my new business strategy—to save enough money to buy advertising on the radio. Ever since I came up with the idea, I’d been playing with different tunes, trying to develop the perfect one. It was amazing how many people didn’t know about my services as a crime-scene cleaner. Yeah, that’s me. A crime-scene cleaner. Bonded and insured. Proud owner of my own business. A fascinating anomaly to those I meet around town. People waiting in line behind me who strike up conversations always regret it. “So, what do you do for a living?” the innocent bystander asks, desperate to pass time until it’s her turn to be rung up. “I mop up blood at crime scenes.” The color suddenly drains from her face. I might as well say I’m a vampire. Is there something that strange about a girl who cleans up blood for a living? I think not.