6:00 Hours: a Dystopian Novel
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Robert did not see eye-to-eye with the President. Fitzwilliam, while not a climate-change denier by any means, was about as close to one as you could be during these times. He had made the mistake of being too dependent on big donations from CEOs and politicians with their own agendas early in his career, and now that he was President, they expected those favors returned in one form or another. That meant ignoring certain climate change data and allowing Big Oil and Big Coal to have a little fun.... Robert found Fitzwilliam to be a weak man. He made a lot of promises but wasn’t able to roll up his sleeves to get it done. He didn’t like to step on anyone’s toes. Robert was wary of what Fitzwilliam would have to say at their meeting. Robert looked at the rain from the car window as they drove to the restaurant. It seemed to get more aggressive when they drove into the city. There weren’t many people out; just a few with umbrellas who ducked into their cars from stores or offices.
“Do you think this meeting has anything to do with Baxter?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robert did not see eye-to-eye with the President. Fitzwilliam, while not a climate-change denier by any means, was about as close to one as you could be during these times. He had made the mistake of being too dependent on big donations from CEOs and politicians with their own agendas early in his career, and now that he was President, they expected those favors returned in one form or another. That meant ignoring certain climate change data and allowing Big Oil and Big Coal to have a little fun.... Robert found Fitzwilliam to be a weak man. He made a lot of promises but wasn’t able to roll up his sleeves to get it done. He didn’t like to step on anyone’s toes. Robert was wary of what Fitzwilliam would have to say at their meeting. Robert looked at the rain from the car window as they drove to the restaurant. It seemed to get more aggressive when they drove into the city. There weren’t many people out; just a few with umbrellas who ducked into their cars from stores or offices.
“Do you think this meeting has anything to do with Baxter?”
What to read after 6:00 Hours: a Dystopian Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chad Evercroft to read onlineMoreLess
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