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“Tomasso’s roots were from southern Italy, and his sense of humour was always getting him into trouble, especially since he had no sensor to turn it off. Philip looked over at him. “Very funny, Romeo. Why don’t you take yours off and see if that makes a difference for her? On the other hand, maybe the sight of you will just finish her off.” Philip was much taller than Tomasso, who was short for an officer, but these days what did that matter, joked Tomasso. Equality for all, tall or short, fat or skinny, smart or stupid, the force opened up their arms to all. Good old-fashioned police work went to Public Relations, Tomasso liked to say, when it suited him. Philip smiled at Tomasso, who kept him entertained at the worst of times. He was a good partner. He knew that he would do anything for Tomasso and vice versa, though it took a while to get there. Tomasso’s demeanour usually made people take him for a fool. That worked to his advantage, because Tomasso was actually one of the smartest cops he had ever known, with a heart just as big. ” Excerpt From: Silva Redigonda. “The Internet Murders.”