Consigned to Death
Consigned to Death
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Wrenching open the door, I flung it wide, and stepped out into the damp, foggy night.
“Hey, Josie,” Max said, smiling, lowering his window. “Are you ready?” “Max ...” I took a step and stopped. I didn’t know what else to say. I couldn’t figure out how to begin. The look of weariness on Max’s face alerted me to the fact that asking my lawyer to accompany me on an evening venture threatened to cross the line between capitalizing on his dedication to duty and imposing on his good nature.
“What’s wr...ong?” he asked, his smile fading slowly as he looked at me.
“Someone ... I think someone was inside,” I said, sounding calmer than I felt.
He climbed out of his car, and I noted that he was still wearing his bow tie and jacket. “What?” he asked.
“I heard something. I saw a shadow.” “My God,” he said, sounding aghast. “Are you all right?” “I guess.” “Are you sure?” he asked, walking toward me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wrenching open the door, I flung it wide, and stepped out into the damp, foggy night.
“Hey, Josie,” Max said, smiling, lowering his window. “Are you ready?” “Max ...” I took a step and stopped. I didn’t know what else to say. I couldn’t figure out how to begin. The look of weariness on Max’s face alerted me to the fact that asking my lawyer to accompany me on an evening venture threatened to cross the line between capitalizing on his dedication to duty and imposing on his good nature.
“What’s wr...ong?” he asked, his smile fading slowly as he looked at me.
“Someone ... I think someone was inside,” I said, sounding calmer than I felt.
He climbed out of his car, and I noted that he was still wearing his bow tie and jacket. “What?” he asked.
“I heard something. I saw a shadow.” “My God,” he said, sounding aghast. “Are you all right?” “I guess.” “Are you sure?” he asked, walking toward me.
What to read after Consigned to Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane K. Cleland to read onlineMoreLess
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