Blood Day
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The blood came in on refrigerated trucks around noon and everyone watched it traveling through glass tubes the size of tree trunks. The first batch was taken away to be put into a second machine in the next room. A new employee named Nancy was in charge of making sure there were empty bags to divvy the blood into and the machine did the rest. A screech of hydraulics, a liquidy splutter, and Nancy packed the bags away onto trays, dozens at a time. They didn’t bother with blood typing, because it ...wasn’t for transfusions. For that matter, it wasn't even for humans.
The blood was strictly for the Revs. Mr. Freen came in around three o’clock, sending a shiver of gasps through Viv’s employees. He smiled unpleasantly at them and went directly to Viv. A female Rev followed him in a minute later. She looked sickly even for a Rev. She was small and thin, and the tips of her fingers were blue.
“Ms. White, this is Miss Krale. She will be testing the blood batches.”
Miss Krale blinked at Viv like some sort of alien.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The blood came in on refrigerated trucks around noon and everyone watched it traveling through glass tubes the size of tree trunks. The first batch was taken away to be put into a second machine in the next room. A new employee named Nancy was in charge of making sure there were empty bags to divvy the blood into and the machine did the rest. A screech of hydraulics, a liquidy splutter, and Nancy packed the bags away onto trays, dozens at a time. They didn’t bother with blood typing, because it ...wasn’t for transfusions. For that matter, it wasn't even for humans.
The blood was strictly for the Revs. Mr. Freen came in around three o’clock, sending a shiver of gasps through Viv’s employees. He smiled unpleasantly at them and went directly to Viv. A female Rev followed him in a minute later. She looked sickly even for a Rev. She was small and thin, and the tips of her fingers were blue.
“Ms. White, this is Miss Krale. She will be testing the blood batches.”
Miss Krale blinked at Viv like some sort of alien.
What to read after Blood Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. L. Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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