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THE MAN in charge stood up, and left the room, closing the door behind him. We were alone.
“Jack . . . what did he mean . . . what’s going to happen?” I asked, my voice quavering. I thought I was going to start to cry again.
“I don’t know,” Jack answered anxiously.
“He can’t keep us . . . can he?”
“I don’t know.”
“But they’re on our side . . . we’re on their side . . . aren’t we?” I cried.
“I don’t know! Now stop crying and let me think. We got to get out of here,” Jack snapped. He jumped to his... feet and raced over to the window, and I got up to join him. A thick white blind let in light but blocked the view.
Jack pulled the blind away so we could both peer outside. There was a jeep visible just in front of us. Behind that was a large building. It was long and flat and one storey high. It not only looked newly built, but it seemed out of place on a farm. There were four other, much smaller buildings. They looked new as well. In the distance three men exited one of the buildings and walked away, disappearing around the corner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE MAN in charge stood up, and left the room, closing the door behind him. We were alone.
“Jack . . . what did he mean . . . what’s going to happen?” I asked, my voice quavering. I thought I was going to start to cry again.
“I don’t know,” Jack answered anxiously.
“He can’t keep us . . . can he?”
“I don’t know.”
“But they’re on our side . . . we’re on their side . . . aren’t we?” I cried.
“I don’t know! Now stop crying and let me think. We got to get out of here,” Jack snapped. He jumped to his... feet and raced over to the window, and I got up to join him. A thick white blind let in light but blocked the view.
Jack pulled the blind away so we could both peer outside. There was a jeep visible just in front of us. Behind that was a large building. It was long and flat and one storey high. It not only looked newly built, but it seemed out of place on a farm. There were four other, much smaller buildings. They looked new as well. In the distance three men exited one of the buildings and walked away, disappearing around the corner.
What to read after Camp X?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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