Carnival
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Martin had never liked to sleep alone. On the rare times that he had gone on business trips without his wife, he had never slept well, and this first night at home with Alicia gone was a miserable one.
He finally got to sleep about three o’clock in the morning and was so tired when he did sleep, he awakened with that loggy, heavy feeling, extremely cranky.
He checked on the kids, making sure they were up and getting ready for school—although he had some doubts about whether they should go, or no...t, he finally left it up to them—then went back to bed and didn’t wake up until ten.
He took a long, very hot, soapy, steamy shower, shaved carefully, and dressed in his normal conservative style. He fixed a light breakfast and while eating, called the sheriff’s substation. No answer. He closed the front door—few people in Holland ever locked doors—and drove downtown to his business offices.
As soon as he entered the place he sensed something all out of whack.
“Mary,” he spoke to the woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martin had never liked to sleep alone. On the rare times that he had gone on business trips without his wife, he had never slept well, and this first night at home with Alicia gone was a miserable one.
He finally got to sleep about three o’clock in the morning and was so tired when he did sleep, he awakened with that loggy, heavy feeling, extremely cranky.
He checked on the kids, making sure they were up and getting ready for school—although he had some doubts about whether they should go, or no...t, he finally left it up to them—then went back to bed and didn’t wake up until ten.
He took a long, very hot, soapy, steamy shower, shaved carefully, and dressed in his normal conservative style. He fixed a light breakfast and while eating, called the sheriff’s substation. No answer. He closed the front door—few people in Holland ever locked doors—and drove downtown to his business offices.
As soon as he entered the place he sensed something all out of whack.
“Mary,” he spoke to the woman.
What to read after Carnival?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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