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“Dude you are the worst pimp ever!” I said walking into Kins’ office. “Ok. Go on.” He chuckled. “I asked for a well read bitch and you gave me one with sunburn.” “Did it take you long to think of that one?” “Just the tram ride over.” I had finally finished up with Minkins and Minkins as after the announcement that we were closing nobody had wanted to work their contract out. I sold the computers and vacated the offices early and was a free man. I had of course the work in the garden and the upstairs of the house to keep me busy but by and large I was free to amuse myself. “Am glad you came in. I have an offer for you.” Kins announced. “You want me to work for you now?” I joked. “Not me. For yourself.” He wasn’t joking. He explained that many of his Polish customers pestered him about giving English lessons but he always refused. He asked me to consider doing what was called conversation classes. It sounded simple enough. I could talk in English but what would we talk about?
I had searched everywhere for what I considered a real job but the one thing that was really in demand in Poland was teachers. They called them native teachers. That use of ‘native’ again. At least if I set up my own company and co-operated with Kins I wouldn’t have someone trying to tell me how to speak my own language. I had actually had a few meeting with school owners and it’s possible that I met the worst three but in truth it’s unlikely. Even the English guys who worked at schools were treated like school children. The Polish system seemed to call for students to be shouted at when they made a small error. I didn’t feel comfortable with that. I was learning Polish and understood how hard it was learning a foreign language. I certainly wouldn’t have appreciated someone shouting at me. I agreed that I would go and meet Kins’ client to discuss teaching them. First I needed to establish my own company. Luckily my favourite translator had some experience setting up a company and he came along to show me how it was done. In short it was done by waiting around a lot. You started by going to one office to apply. Then after they posted you their response, you returned to tell them that they spelt your name wrong, even though you had provided them with your passport.
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tried to gather my thoughts he recl
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He was a bearded God though. If onl
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Cathy was coming by tomorrow but I
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She strode through the rolling barr
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We didn’t really have any plans f
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“Where ever your promotion is.”
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How fucking insane would that shit
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Royce was whacking away to an escor
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We were interrupted by the arrival
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“I love the jaja.” She muffled.
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est of my life and more nervous abo
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A country manager’s job! Wait did
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She pulled an angry face at me but
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Every call went the same. I’d dia
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considered staying in bed all day w
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Elly was checking out the make-up i
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With that she kissed my cheek and t
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“I saw show about them.” She sa
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called it with a wall mounted flat
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I was awoken by Monika banging on t
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me there were mitigating circumstan
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There were about six, maybe more ar
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was soup. It didn’t look very edi
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and once I caught a tram I ended up
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Waking up with Elly’s drool was a
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“Can you put me one in as well pl
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We returned to the flat at 5 or 6 p
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We had watched a movie about vampir
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“You are big boss man. You make t
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potato. Everything got mashed toget
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“Yes.” Yes to what nimrod? “I
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I knew this was part of the job and
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The balloon turned out to be a bles
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customer service section. Monika fo
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I had planned a simple test. For ea
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worked. All the things we took for
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was now tugging on his belt and I c
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I rushed down the stairs in a very
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“Ok, bye.” I said to him roundi
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I hoped they had gone shopping or t
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about Elly and what our future held
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him and was glad to see Andy Gray a
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I stood at the bar patiently and by
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“You’re not a scum are you?”
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I realised how much I missed it. I
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closed it must drive their clientel
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The first I recognised as the women
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“Why did you learn the language t
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The wine tasting was a crock of shi
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The Communists were her period and
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“I am happy either way.” I cont
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of her neck, underneath her hair. I
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“Here, here.” I said passing an
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By the looks I guessed not. I looke
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The only problem was that I didn’
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My target was romantic not perfect.
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Elly’s tea and juice. There is no
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massive elaborate practical joke on
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moment to pounce and punch in the l
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It wasn’t a little blob or a pean
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“We always were for me.” I said
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Finally we just got on and sat down
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“A movie? Writers never get any c
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Could I muster a fake smile? I trie
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We exchanged pleasantries between j
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“No, it’s not normal is it? It
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She got very tetchy when I told her
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in England I could use my words to
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I had always liked glacier cherries
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Mum and Gran burst into tears and h
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and that is what probably scared he
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“Are you trying to scare Elly?”
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industrial complex more than a scho
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I was a relaxed, comfortable driver
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You can think it and hell you might
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“Wait.” I said holding up my ha
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We made our way over to my Nan who
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“I think she is called Louise. I
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I had no idea and I hadn’t though
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sweat build up on my back and chest
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“Kins! Kins! Kinsy!” I shouted.
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“Not that kind of sponsor, silly.
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ut I was making slow progress and w
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called Meg. She was lovely and taug
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It was true, since arriving in Pola
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Elly told her family too much about
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“My Mum is giving us a house.”
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"Yes." She said as if it was a stup
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fast. I knew that I couldn’t comp
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We made our excuses as it was start
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If someone entertained Andrew would
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Chapter 23 I was minding my own bus
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“I have something else for you as
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I knew that it was a waiting game n
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They call it Disco-Pol and it is a
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might have been a desk jockey but m
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