Chasing What's Already Gone (Second Chances book 1)
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“Okay. First pub we come to.”
“This could be it, Danny. You could well be face-to-face with Gertrude by five o’clock.”
“Gemma. Gemma, not Gertrude.”
“Mm. I was getting quite attached to the name Gertrude. It’s going to take some adjustment, but all right. Gemma she shall be known as from here on in.”
“This place look good enough?”
“Danny, I just want a quick drink. We’re not staying the night.”
The pub is rough even with no punters inside. I’ve no intention of looking too... closely at the wooden floor; it is more than likely covered in bloodstains.
“Two grapefruit and lemonades, please, and two packets of crisps.” I give him a five-pound note and hope for the best. I take the drinks over to the window, where Rob is sitting. He looks exhausted.
“You look knackered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Okay. First pub we come to.”
“This could be it, Danny. You could well be face-to-face with Gertrude by five o’clock.”
“Gemma. Gemma, not Gertrude.”
“Mm. I was getting quite attached to the name Gertrude. It’s going to take some adjustment, but all right. Gemma she shall be known as from here on in.”
“This place look good enough?”
“Danny, I just want a quick drink. We’re not staying the night.”
The pub is rough even with no punters inside. I’ve no intention of looking too... closely at the wooden floor; it is more than likely covered in bloodstains.
“Two grapefruit and lemonades, please, and two packets of crisps.” I give him a five-pound note and hope for the best. I take the drinks over to the window, where Rob is sitting. He looks exhausted.
“You look knackered.
What to read after Chasing What's Already Gone (Second Chances book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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