Crash (2013)
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That’s where the animal-control center was. We were standing outside the door when it opened a few minutes after eight. A woman at the reception desk heard our story and motioned to a sour-looking guy in a uniform. “Deacon, take these hobos on the tour.”
Deacon had a big set of keys, and he led us out of the small office and into a concrete nightmare of howling and snarling dogs and unimaginable smells. There were dozens of dogs in here. We walked down one row, then another. Then another. It was... like a horrible prison for lost pets. Deacon didn’t seem to have much time for us, and he seemed downright angry that we didn’t just pick any old mutt and say, “Yeah, that’s him,” so he could get rid of us. We neared the end of the last row. I was having a hard time breathing. Mackenzie held on to my arm and tightened her grip when she knew I was afraid we wouldn’t find him.
I’d had enough of the smell of dog crap and pee and really needed to get out of there for fresh air, but I was afraid they might not let me back in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That’s where the animal-control center was. We were standing outside the door when it opened a few minutes after eight. A woman at the reception desk heard our story and motioned to a sour-looking guy in a uniform. “Deacon, take these hobos on the tour.”
Deacon had a big set of keys, and he led us out of the small office and into a concrete nightmare of howling and snarling dogs and unimaginable smells. There were dozens of dogs in here. We walked down one row, then another. Then another. It was... like a horrible prison for lost pets. Deacon didn’t seem to have much time for us, and he seemed downright angry that we didn’t just pick any old mutt and say, “Yeah, that’s him,” so he could get rid of us. We neared the end of the last row. I was having a hard time breathing. Mackenzie held on to my arm and tightened her grip when she knew I was afraid we wouldn’t find him.
I’d had enough of the smell of dog crap and pee and really needed to get out of there for fresh air, but I was afraid they might not let me back in.
What to read after Crash?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lesley Choyce to read onlineMoreLess
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