ather like clark gable ihe wind.
in 1949 gottfried o years old. the first murder took pla his home territory. hedestad. rebecka ja, who worked at the vanger corporatiohe two of you meet? what did you promise her?
sala her lip. the problem was that ger had droas drunk in 1965, while the last murder was itted in uppsala in february 1966. she wondered if she was mistaken when she had added lehe seventeen-year-old schoolgirl, to the list. no. it might he same sig was the same bible parody. they must be ected.
by 9:00 it was getting dark. the air was d it was drizzliti, drumming his fihe table, when martin vanger’s volvo crossed the bridge aooint. that sht matters to a head.
he did not know what he should do. his whole being was burning with a desire to ask questions—to initiate a tation. it was ly titude to have if he suspected martin vanger of being an insane murderer who had killed his sister and a girl in uppsala, and who had also very nearly su killing him too. but martin was also a mag. a know that blomkvist knew; he could go ah the pretext that…well, he wahe key ter’s kvist locked the door behind him ao the point.
harald vanger’s house itch dark, as usual. in henrik’s house the lights were off ex fag the courtyard. anna had goo bed. isabella’s house was dark. ce’t at home. the lights were on upstairs in alexander’s house, but they were off iwo houses occupied by people who were he vanger family. he did not see a soul.
he paused irresolutely outside martin vanger’s house, took out his mobile, and pun salander’s ill urned off his mobile so that it would n.
there were lights on downstairs. blomkvist walked across the laed a few yards from the kitdow, but he could see inued on around the house, pausing at eadow, but there was no sign of martiher hand, he did discover that the small side door inte was slightly open. don’t be a damn fool. but he ot resist the temptation to look.
the first thihe ter’s ben open box of ammunition for a moose rifle. thewo gasoline the floor uhe beions for aurnal visit, martin?
“ikael. i saw you on the road.”
blomkvist’s heart skipped a beat. slowly he turned his head and saw martianding in the dark by a d into the house.
“you simply ’t stay away, could you?”
his voice was calm, almost friendly.
“hi, martin,” blomkvist said.
“artihis way.”
he took a step forward and to the side, holding out his left hand in an iure. he raised his right hand, and blomkvist saw the refleetal.
“i have a glo my hand. don’t do anything stupid. at this dista miss.”
blomkvist slowly moved closer. when he reached martiopped and looked him in the eye.
“i had to e here. there are so maions.”
“i uhrough the door.”
blomkvist ehe passage led to the hall , but befot that far, martiopped him by putting a hand lightly on blomkvist’s shoulder.
“no, not that way. tht. open the door.”
the basement. when blomkvist iurd the lights went o of him was the boiler room. ahead he ell the sts of laundry. martio the left, inte room with old furniture ahe back of which was a steel security door with a deadbolt lock.
“here,” martin said, tossio blomkvist. “open it.”
he opehe door.
“the swit the left.”
blomkvist had opeo hell.
around 9:00 sala some d a plastic-ed sandwi the vendihe corridor outside the archives. she kept on paging through old dots, looking fer in kalmar in 1954. she found nothing.
she thought about g blomkvist, but decided th the staff ers before she called it a day.
the space roximately te. blomkvist assumed that it was situated aloh side of the house.
martin vanger had trived his private torture chamber with great the left were s, metal eyelets in the d floor, a table with leather straps
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