Castro Directive
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Who monitored it? Did Carver and Bellinger stop by to watch him? Did he look anxious? Neurotic? Guilty?
He stopped in front of the camera and peered up at it. He grinned. Then he continued to pace, until a guard in his early twenty with a Marine-style crew cut slipped his breakfast tray through the slot in the door. "For the guest of honor. Glad to see you're still here," he remarked, and walked away chuckling to himself, as if he'd just cracked a joke and Pierce had missed the punch line.
Break...fast was rubbery scrambled eggs, cold toast, and weak coffee in a plastic mug. It was every bit as bad as the night he'd just spent on the hard bench. He legs were sore and cramped. He'd been given a thin blanket and a pillow, but his back and neck felt bruised. Richard, his short-term cell mate, had been right about the light. It was never turned off, and as if that and the bench weren't enough to keep him from getting much sleep, he was wakened twice during the night by a guard on the boardwalk above the cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who monitored it? Did Carver and Bellinger stop by to watch him? Did he look anxious? Neurotic? Guilty?
He stopped in front of the camera and peered up at it. He grinned. Then he continued to pace, until a guard in his early twenty with a Marine-style crew cut slipped his breakfast tray through the slot in the door. "For the guest of honor. Glad to see you're still here," he remarked, and walked away chuckling to himself, as if he'd just cracked a joke and Pierce had missed the punch line.
Break...fast was rubbery scrambled eggs, cold toast, and weak coffee in a plastic mug. It was every bit as bad as the night he'd just spent on the hard bench. He legs were sore and cramped. He'd been given a thin blanket and a pillow, but his back and neck felt bruised. Richard, his short-term cell mate, had been right about the light. It was never turned off, and as if that and the bench weren't enough to keep him from getting much sleep, he was wakened twice during the night by a guard on the boardwalk above the cells.
What to read after Castro Directive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mertz, Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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