Brain
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He was big — not huge, but large and solid, all muscle and testosterone and you could just tell he was pissed at the world. He had a scruffy beard, his jeans were so worn and faded they looked to be a permanent part of him, and a tight, black t-shirt molded to bulging muscles that cut into his body as if carved by a sculptor. His black leather vest proclaimed him a member of the RTMC, and his eyes looked like he’d just as soon cut me with the knife on his belt than talk to me.I sat up on the col...d, hard concrete, looked around, and leaned forward to puke waffles and eggs all over the floor. Some of it splashed back on me, and I realized I was naked.My cage was floor to ceiling, six feet wide and about five feet deep. More of a cell than a cage, really.My jailor sounded pissed as he asked, “You done? Or is there more?”“There’s more. Can I get a wet washcloth? And maybe some Coke or something, to settle my stomach?”“Orders are you can’t have anything to keep in the cell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was big — not huge, but large and solid, all muscle and testosterone and you could just tell he was pissed at the world. He had a scruffy beard, his jeans were so worn and faded they looked to be a permanent part of him, and a tight, black t-shirt molded to bulging muscles that cut into his body as if carved by a sculptor. His black leather vest proclaimed him a member of the RTMC, and his eyes looked like he’d just as soon cut me with the knife on his belt than talk to me.I sat up on the col...d, hard concrete, looked around, and leaned forward to puke waffles and eggs all over the floor. Some of it splashed back on me, and I realized I was naked.My cage was floor to ceiling, six feet wide and about five feet deep. More of a cell than a cage, really.My jailor sounded pissed as he asked, “You done? Or is there more?”“There’s more. Can I get a wet washcloth? And maybe some Coke or something, to settle my stomach?”“Orders are you can’t have anything to keep in the cell.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Candace Blevins to read onlineMoreLess
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