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船说 “So”

“IwasIhadalittletietoyselfthisspringandreadquiteabitaboutsadistsinaratherdifferentcontext.OneofthethingsIreadwasanFBIanual.Itciedthatastrikingportionofconvictedserialkillerscaefrodysfunctionalhoesandtorturedanialsintheirchildhood.SoeoftheconvictedAericanserialkillerswerealsoarrestedforarson.TorturedanialsandarsoncropupinseveralofHarrietsurdercases,butwhatIwasreallythinkingaboutwasthefactthattheparsonagebueddownintheteseventies.”

“Itsalongshot,”Blokvistsaid.

Lisbethnodded.“Agreed.ButIfindnothinginthepolicereportaboutthecauseofthefire,anditwouldbeveryinterestingtoknowiftherewereotherunexpinedfireshereaboutsinthesixties.Itwouldalsobeworthcheckingtoseeiftherewereanycasesofaniabuseorutitionintheareabackthen.”

WhenSanderwenttobedonherseventhnightinHedeby,shewasildlyirritatedwithBlokvist.Foralostaweekshehadspentpracticallyeverywakinginutewithhi.Norallyseveninutesofanotherpersonspanywasenoughtogiveheraheadache,soshesetthingsuptoliveasarecluse.Shewasperfectlycontentaslongaspeopleleftherinpeace.Unfortunatelysocietywasnotverysartorunderstanding;sheharotectherselffrosociauthorities,childwelfareauthorities,guardianshipauthorities,taxauthorities,police,curators,psychologists,psychiatrists,teachers,andbouncers,whowouldneverletherintothebareventhoughshewastwentyfive.Therewasawholearyofpeoplewhoseeednottohaveanythingbettertodothantotrytodisruptherlife,and,iftheyweregiventheopportunity,tocorrectthewayshehadchosentoliveit.

Itdidnogoodtocry,shehadleaedthatearlyon.Shehadalsoleaedthateverytieshetriedtoakesoeoneawareofsoethinginherlife,thesituationjustgotworse.Consequentlyitwasuptohertosolveherproblesbyherself,usingwhateverethodsshedeeednecessary.SoethingthatAdvo

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katBjuranhadfoundoutthehardway.

Blokvisthadthesaetiresoehabitaseveryoneelse,pokingaroundinherlifeandaskingquestions.Ontheotherhand,hedidnotreactatalllikeostotherenshehadet.

Whensheignoredhisquestionshesiplyshruggedandleftherinpeace.Astounding.

Heriediateove,whenshegotholdofhisithatfirstoing,hadnaturallybeentotransferalltherationtoherownputer.ThatwayitwasOKifhedupedherfrothecase;shewouldstillhaveaesstotheaterial.

Shehadexpectedafuriousoutburstwhenheappearedforhisbreakfast.Insteadhehadlookedalostresigned,utteredsoethingsarcastic,andgoneofftotheshower.Thenhebegandiscussingwhatshehadread.Astrangeguy.Sheightevenbedeludedintothinkingthathetrustedher.

Thatheknewaboutherpropensitiesasahackerwasserious.Sanderwasawarethatthelegaldescriptionofthekindofhackingshedid,bothprofessionallyandasahobby,was“unwfuldatatrespassing”andcouldeahertwoyearsinprison.Shedidnotwanttobelockedup.Inhercaseaprisonsentencewouldeanthatherputerswouldbetakenfroher,andwiththetheonlyoupationthatshewasreallygoodat.ShehadnevertoldAranskyhowshegatheredtherationtheywerepayinghertofind.

WiththeexceptionofPgueandafewpeopleonthewho,likeher,devotedtheselvestohackingonaprofessionallevendostoftheknewheronlyas“Wasp”anddidnotknohoshewasorwhereshelivedKalleBlokvistwastheonlyonewhohadstubledontohersecret.Hehadetoherbecausesheadeablunderthatnotevenatwelveyearoldwouldit,whichonlyprovedthatherbrainwasbeingeatenupbyworsandthatshedeservedtobeflogged.Butinsteadofgoingcrazywithragehehadhiredher.

Consequentlyshewasildlyirritatedwithhi.

Whentheyhadasnackjustbeforeshewenttobed,hehadsuddenlyaskedherifshewasagoodhacker.

Toherownsurpriseshereplied,“IprobablythebestinSweden.Thereaybetwoorthreeothersataboutylevel.”

Shedidnotdoubttheauracyofherreply.Pguehadoncebeenbetterthanshewas,butshehadpassedhilongago.

Ontheotherhand,itfeltfunnytosaythewords.Shehadneverdoneitbefore.Shehadneverhadanoutsidertohavethissortofconversationwith,andsheenjoyedthefactthatheseeedipressedbyhertalents.Thenhehadruinedthefeelingbyaskinganotherquestion:howhadshetaughtherselfhacking

WhatcouldshesayIvealwaysbeenabletodoit.Insteadshewenttobedwithoutsayinggoodnight.

Irritatingheryetfurther,hedidnotreactwhensheleftsoabruptly.Sheylisteningtohiovingaboutinthekitchen,clearingthetableandwashingthedishes.Hehadalwaysstayedupterthanshedid,butnowhewasobviouslyonhiswaytobedtoo.Sheheardhiinthebathroo,andthenhewentintohisbedrooandshutthedoor.Afterawhilesheheardthebedcreakwhenhegotintoit,notayardawayfroherownbutontheothersideofthewall.

Shehadbeensharingahousewithhiforaweek,andhehadnotonceflirtedwithher.Hehadworkedwithher,askedheropinion,sppedherontheknucklesfigurativelyspeakingwhenshewasonthewrongtrack,andacknowledgedthatshewasrightwhenshecorrectedhi.Dait,hehadtreatedherlikeahuanbeing.

Shegotoutofbedandstoodbythewindow,restlesslypeeringintothedark.Thehardestthingforherwastoshowherselfnakedtoanotherpersonforthefirsttie.Shewasconvincedthatherskinnybodywasrepulsive.Herbreastswerepathetic.Shehadnohipstospeakof.Shedidnothaveuchtooffer.Apartfrothatshewasaquitenoralwoan,withthesaedesiresandsexdriveaseveryotherwoan.Shestoodthereforthenexttwentyinutesbeforesheadeupherind.

BlokvistwasreadinganovelbySaraParetskywhenheheardthedoorhandletuandlookeduptoseeSander.Shehadasheetwrappedroundherbodyandstoodinthedoorwayforaoent.

“YouOK”hesaid.

Sheshookherhead.

“Whatisit”

Shewentovertohisbed,tookthe,andputitonthebedsidetable.Thenshebentdownandkissedhiontheouth.Shequicklygotintohisbedandsatlookingathi,searchinghi.Sheputherhandonthesheetoverhisstoach.Whenhedidnotprotestsheleanedoverandbithionthenipple.

Blokvistwasfbbergasted.Hetookhershouldersandpushedherawayalittlesothathecouldseeherface.

“LisbethIdontknowifthisissuchagoodidea.Wehavetoworktogether.”

“Iwanttohavesexwithyou.AndIwonthaveanyprobleworkingwithyou,butIwillhaveahellofaproblewithyouifyoukickeout.”

“Butwehardlyknoweachother.”

Sheughed,anabruptughthatsoundedalostlikeacough.

“Youveneverletanythinglikethatstandinyourwaybefore.Infact,asIdidntsayinybackgroundreport,youreoneoftheseguyswhocantkeephishandsoffwoen.SowhatswrongArentIsexyenoughforyou”

Blokvistshookhisheadandtriedtothinkofsoethingclevertosay.Whenhecouldntshepulledthesheetoffhiandsatastridehi.

“Idonthaveanycondos,”hesaid.

“Screwit.”

Whenhewokeup,heheardherinthekitchen.Itwasnotyet7:00.Heayonlyhavesleptfortwohours,andhestayedinbed,dozing.

Thiswoanbaffledhi.Atabsolutelynopointhadsheevenwithagnceindicatedthatshewastheleastbitinterestedinhi.

“Goodoing,”shesaidfrothedoorway.Sheevenhadthehintofasile.

“Hi.”

“Weareoutofilk.Illgotothepetrolstation.Theyopenatseven.”Andshewasgone.

Heheardhergooutofthefrontdoor.Heshuthiseyes.Thenheheardthefrontdooropenagainandsecondstershewasbackinthedoorway.Thistieshewasnotsiling.

“Youdbettereandlookatthis,”shesaidinastrangevoice.

Blokvistwasonhisfeetatonceandpulledonhisjeans.

Duringthenightsoeonehadbeentothecottagewithanunwelepresent.Ontheporchythehalfcharredcorpseofacat.Thecatslegsandheadhadbeencutoff,thenthebodyhadbeenfyedandthegutsandstoachreoved,flungnexttothecorpse,whichseeedtohavebeenroastedoverafire.Thecatsheadwasintact,onthesaddleofSandersotorcycle.Herecognisedthereddishbrownfur.

CHAPTER22

Thursday,July10

Theyatebreakfastinthegardeninsilenceandwithoutilkintheircoffee.SanderhadtakenoutaCanondigitalcaeraandphotographedtheacabretableaubeforeBlokvistgotarubbishsackandcleaneditaway.HeputthecatinthebootoftheVolvo.Heoughttofileapolicereportforanialcruelty,possiblyintiidation,buthedidnotthinkhewouldwanttoexpinwhytheintiidationhadtakenpce.

At8:30IsabelVangerwalkedpastandontothebridge.Shedidnotseetheoratleastpretendednotto.

“Howareyoudoing”Blokvistsaid.

“Oh,Ifine.”Sanderlookedathi,perplexed.OK,then.Heexpectsetobeupset.“WhenIfindtheotherfuckerwhotorturedaninnocentcattodeathjusttosendusawaing,Igoingtoclobberhiwithabaseballbat.”

“Youthinkitsawaing”

“HaveyougotabetterexpnationItdefinitelyeanssoething.”

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