Admission (2006)
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He’d agreed to meet me here after I showered.
“I’m still here,” he said, waving up his hands as if I were the police. “What’ll you have?”
I saw the bottle of beer on the table. “It’s not even noon.”
“I had to bribe this out of them. Don’t let my efforts go to waste.”
“I’m not thirsty.”
“I sure am.”
I sat in the booth across from him. The bar looked and smelled like a hangover. It was a Friday morning, and the Thursday night crowd must have been obnoxious.
“Remember Shaughnessy’s?”
I nodded.
“Wel...l?” he asked.
“Well, what?”
“This is where it used to be.”
“What? Here?”
“They tore the building down and put this up. Sorta smells the same, if you ask me.” A grin filled his face.
“The area looks different.”
“A lot of things change with time,” he said. Alec’s gaze didn’t waver as he took a sip of beer.
“Where’d you take Claire?”
“Why this fascination with someone you don’t even know?”
“I have my reasons.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d agreed to meet me here after I showered.
“I’m still here,” he said, waving up his hands as if I were the police. “What’ll you have?”
I saw the bottle of beer on the table. “It’s not even noon.”
“I had to bribe this out of them. Don’t let my efforts go to waste.”
“I’m not thirsty.”
“I sure am.”
I sat in the booth across from him. The bar looked and smelled like a hangover. It was a Friday morning, and the Thursday night crowd must have been obnoxious.
“Remember Shaughnessy’s?”
I nodded.
“Wel...l?” he asked.
“Well, what?”
“This is where it used to be.”
“What? Here?”
“They tore the building down and put this up. Sorta smells the same, if you ask me.” A grin filled his face.
“The area looks different.”
“A lot of things change with time,” he said. Alec’s gaze didn’t waver as he took a sip of beer.
“Where’d you take Claire?”
“Why this fascination with someone you don’t even know?”
“I have my reasons.”
What to read after Admission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Travis Thrasher to read onlineMoreLess
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