The Voice on the Radio - Chapter Nine Summary & Analysis

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The Voice on the Radio - Chapter Nine Summary & Analysis

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Chapter Nine Summary

Reeve looks around, but no one is paying any attention to him. For a moment, he can't speak at all. The voice tells him that she needs to know one thing, like so many before her have, and Reeve disconnects without a word. He spends the next few minutes convincing himself that the caller could not possibly have been 'the' Hannah. When the phone rings again, he wonders if he should answer at all. He wonders if someone is playing a joke on him, but no one in the station is looking his way. It doesn't seem likely. He picks up the phone, relieved to hear an ordinary caller. He puts another CD on, still feeling weak kneed. The phone lights up again, and he picks it up. A voice calls him by name, identifies himself as Brian Spring, and tells...

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