Buzz Cut
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Heavy curtains blocking all but a trickle of light from the parking lot. She had no idea of the layout, never been in one of these before. Very cramped, with an odor like motor oil, something metallic.
Butler Jack stood at the curtains, staring out. She joined him and saw the lights blazing in her room. Someone in the bathroom window, examining the broken screen. She saw his bald head, the fringe of white. Her father craning out, looking left and right. Morton Sampson.
"I'm gonna kill hi...m," she said. "I want to kill that bastard. It's the only way I'm ever going to get away." "Slow down," Butler said. "Maybe we can find something worse than that." She stepped away from him, stared warily at his profile for a moment. But she was no judge of lunatics. For all she knew she might be one herself. She went back to the window. They watched for a while longer. The lights in her room switched off. Irma hoped her father remembered that room. Hoped it made his heart squirm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heavy curtains blocking all but a trickle of light from the parking lot. She had no idea of the layout, never been in one of these before. Very cramped, with an odor like motor oil, something metallic.
Butler Jack stood at the curtains, staring out. She joined him and saw the lights blazing in her room. Someone in the bathroom window, examining the broken screen. She saw his bald head, the fringe of white. Her father craning out, looking left and right. Morton Sampson.
"I'm gonna kill hi...m," she said. "I want to kill that bastard. It's the only way I'm ever going to get away." "Slow down," Butler said. "Maybe we can find something worse than that." She stepped away from him, stared warily at his profile for a moment. But she was no judge of lunatics. For all she knew she might be one herself. She went back to the window. They watched for a while longer. The lights in her room switched off. Irma hoped her father remembered that room. Hoped it made his heart squirm.
What to read after Buzz Cut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James W. Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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