Blood Runs Cold (2008)
Blood Runs Cold
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‘I won’t park in the driveway,’ said Robbie. ‘In case …’ ‘In case what?’ ‘Vincent might think … you and me …’ ‘He knows me better than that,’ said Ren, too quickly. ‘What I mean is … he knows I wouldn’t run from him directly into the arms of another – albeit handsome – younger man.’ ‘Your Jeep is looking very nice and shiny,’ said Robbie.
‘It is,’ said Ren. ‘I better head in. You can come with me if you like.’ He glanced at her. She was half-smiling.
‘I don’t think there’ll be any reunio...n,’ said Ren.
‘I really like Vincent,’ said Robbie. ‘I approved of Vincent.’ Ren smiled and patted him on the leg. ‘Thanks for the ride. See you back in Breck. I won’t be long.’ Vincent came to the door barefoot and dressed in sweats. He had a bottle of Bud in his hand.
‘Hi,’ said Ren.
‘Hi.’ ‘You’re drinking early.’ ‘Well, it’s later than when I started …’ ‘And when was that?’ said Ren.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I won’t park in the driveway,’ said Robbie. ‘In case …’ ‘In case what?’ ‘Vincent might think … you and me …’ ‘He knows me better than that,’ said Ren, too quickly. ‘What I mean is … he knows I wouldn’t run from him directly into the arms of another – albeit handsome – younger man.’ ‘Your Jeep is looking very nice and shiny,’ said Robbie.
‘It is,’ said Ren. ‘I better head in. You can come with me if you like.’ He glanced at her. She was half-smiling.
‘I don’t think there’ll be any reunio...n,’ said Ren.
‘I really like Vincent,’ said Robbie. ‘I approved of Vincent.’ Ren smiled and patted him on the leg. ‘Thanks for the ride. See you back in Breck. I won’t be long.’ Vincent came to the door barefoot and dressed in sweats. He had a bottle of Bud in his hand.
‘Hi,’ said Ren.
‘Hi.’ ‘You’re drinking early.’ ‘Well, it’s later than when I started …’ ‘And when was that?’ said Ren.
What to read after Blood Runs Cold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alex Barclay to read onlineMoreLess
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