And Then She Was Gone
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Kevin Hawkins leaned back in the chair and folded his arms across his red-and-white striped prison shirt. “I’m not in a talking mood, and you’re not pretty to look at. You’re not even FBI or a federal prosecutor. Who the hell are you again?”
“Hank Todd, Mirror Lake’s chief of police.”
“What’s that, like a chief with no Indians?” Hawkins snorted. “You’re a waste of my time.”
“Ya think?” Hank slid a folder over to Hawkins’s attorney, who slipped on a pair of reading glasses with a silent frown. Th...e file was so thick, Hank himself wasn’t sure where to start. With the nineteen-year-old girlfriend, Gabby Haggart, who had seen Lauren on the farm but had not realized she was a prisoner? With Gabby’s sister Eleanor, whom Hawkins had tapped because she worked at an adoption agency—a place rife with eager parents who would do just about anything to locate a child in need of a home. With Hawkins’s aunt, who claimed to know nothing was going on in her backyard for six years?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kevin Hawkins leaned back in the chair and folded his arms across his red-and-white striped prison shirt. “I’m not in a talking mood, and you’re not pretty to look at. You’re not even FBI or a federal prosecutor. Who the hell are you again?”
“Hank Todd, Mirror Lake’s chief of police.”
“What’s that, like a chief with no Indians?” Hawkins snorted. “You’re a waste of my time.”
“Ya think?” Hank slid a folder over to Hawkins’s attorney, who slipped on a pair of reading glasses with a silent frown. Th...e file was so thick, Hank himself wasn’t sure where to start. With the nineteen-year-old girlfriend, Gabby Haggart, who had seen Lauren on the farm but had not realized she was a prisoner? With Gabby’s sister Eleanor, whom Hawkins had tapped because she worked at an adoption agency—a place rife with eager parents who would do just about anything to locate a child in need of a home. With Hawkins’s aunt, who claimed to know nothing was going on in her backyard for six years?
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