Blind Justice
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“Let’s get the hell out of here.”
Ben turned the ignition. “There’s no hurry, Christina. You’re out on bail; you’re not on the lam.”
“The more distance between that jail cell and me, the better. Go.”
Ben pulled out of the parking lot onto Denver. “I’m taking you to the Health Department for a blood test.”
“Wrong. You’re taking me to my apartment.”
“This will only take a few minutes.”
“Home, Ben.”
“It’s vital that we have the test done as soon as possible—”
“Ben, look at me. I’m a wreck. Physical...ly, mentally, hygienically. I’ve spent the last day and a half with the sleaziest people I’ve ever met in my life. I’m talking total human refuse.”
“Christina—”
“I haven’t showered in days, unless you count being sprayed with that sticky disinfectant foam. I reek of lice spray. I have a deep and overpowering tristesse that reaches to the core of my being.” She leaned forward, practically nose to nose. “I want to go home. Now.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Let’s get the hell out of here.”
Ben turned the ignition. “There’s no hurry, Christina. You’re out on bail; you’re not on the lam.”
“The more distance between that jail cell and me, the better. Go.”
Ben pulled out of the parking lot onto Denver. “I’m taking you to the Health Department for a blood test.”
“Wrong. You’re taking me to my apartment.”
“This will only take a few minutes.”
“Home, Ben.”
“It’s vital that we have the test done as soon as possible—”
“Ben, look at me. I’m a wreck. Physical...ly, mentally, hygienically. I’ve spent the last day and a half with the sleaziest people I’ve ever met in my life. I’m talking total human refuse.”
“Christina—”
“I haven’t showered in days, unless you count being sprayed with that sticky disinfectant foam. I reek of lice spray. I have a deep and overpowering tristesse that reaches to the core of my being.” She leaned forward, practically nose to nose. “I want to go home. Now.”
What to read after Blind Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bernhardt to read onlineMoreLess
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