Black Fridays
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Spud was unshaven, wearing the same clothes as the night before, and slumped over the little conference table—fast asleep.
“Rise and shine, Spuddy-boy.” It had been a rough night with the Kid, and I had no patience.
Spud jerked erect, startled to find that his bedroom had been transformed into a ten-by-ten gray box.
“You need a minute? Want to get yourself some coffee or something?” I tried to put as much sarcasm into my voice as possible. The Kid had been up twice with night terrors...—aptly named events that I was assured were “perfectly normal” and which had left me with a sleepless adrenaline hangover and a very short fuse.
“Whoa. Sorry. I mean, no, I’m fine.” He was barely registering my presence, still shaking his head and blinking his eyes.
“Big night?” I drew it out.
He finally heard the edge in my voice.
“Wait.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spud was unshaven, wearing the same clothes as the night before, and slumped over the little conference table—fast asleep.
“Rise and shine, Spuddy-boy.” It had been a rough night with the Kid, and I had no patience.
Spud jerked erect, startled to find that his bedroom had been transformed into a ten-by-ten gray box.
“You need a minute? Want to get yourself some coffee or something?” I tried to put as much sarcasm into my voice as possible. The Kid had been up twice with night terrors...—aptly named events that I was assured were “perfectly normal” and which had left me with a sleepless adrenaline hangover and a very short fuse.
“Whoa. Sorry. I mean, no, I’m fine.” He was barely registering my presence, still shaking his head and blinking his eyes.
“Big night?” I drew it out.
He finally heard the edge in my voice.
“Wait.
What to read after Black Fridays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sears, Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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