When his time
in prison was over and his reputation was excruciating, Halcombe Norilsk thought that at
least he could write for another great newspaper “The Sun” and he was hired to
find great exclusives. Nevertheless, time passed by and he started to feel bad. While a cold
snap in London he decided to take some hols and went to Bournemouth. One day while
he was in a pub quaffing a drink he saw a woman and fell in love. She seemed a
dork but she was a model and was really pretty, she was an important Scouse
celebrity who was whirling round on the dance floor strutting around the attention of everybody and mingling
her beauty with her perm hair. He paid her a fiver drink and they started
to talk and she started to give a great hoot of laughter very
soon. He knew she was going to be his. In fact, he had sexed her mood up....
Halcombe Norilsk
In spite of
being deemed many times as a lanky before, his look this time proved that he was the dapper
perfect gentleman who every women dreams of as his clothes were the perfect attire
for the occasion. He gave her a hint and then she gave him a demure smile and
as he was being tantalised by her offer, they started to kiss each other,
everything was cushy and he was frisky. She even blabbed to him some grudges against her hubby....
Because of her fame Halcombe Norilsk knew that his salary would go up with a hefty 80
per cent, therefore, his reputation as a lover and a journalist will go up
too. He will sell the exclusive and he would
be famous. The only fly on the ointment was that she was
married to an important footballer and a lot of grumpy sozzled hooligans were
there looking at each other. Halcombe was beleaguered, clobbered and his head
clouted across with glasses of beer which were even hurled across his face
and finally he was chucked out of the club. What is more, he was flogged by them and plunged into the night ending up in the stark street, harmed and beaten. Furthermore, a
smug and wrinkled journalist by the Daily Mail, foresaw the scoop, Halcombe Norilsk was
grovelling and stuttering the journalist do not publish the story but he told
him he was going to blow the gaff and clobber "The Sun" about the thorny issue.Halcombe Norilsk was yanked
out of "The Sun" and had a whiplash but at least he had another wacky, ticklish
cover story on his wall.
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