Crashers
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Each carried one piece of luggage. Peter’s was sturdy and stylish and made of space-age polymers. Kiki’s was a navy-issue duffel bag.
The difference in their luggage was reflected in their demeanor. Peter was a civilian working with the air force, but he’d taken on a military air. He had very little sense of humor. He thought of himself as a diligent worker and a stern father and a good American. He’d emigrated from South Korea at age three. Not by nature a gifted student, he had worked his tail... off to get through high school and Stanford and into his air force job at Pensacola and into the NTSB. He cut no one any slack, least of all himself.
Kiki had been a naval officer and had rotated out as a lieutenant, but she was much more casual than Peter. She tended to wear jeans and sweatshirts and scuffed hiking boots. At five foot ten, she was a jock who liked to sail and play volleyball. After years of discipline as a submariner, she’d moved to San Francisco and lived a life of luxury as an audio consultant for the arts community, as well as occasional jobs for the NTSB.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each carried one piece of luggage. Peter’s was sturdy and stylish and made of space-age polymers. Kiki’s was a navy-issue duffel bag.
The difference in their luggage was reflected in their demeanor. Peter was a civilian working with the air force, but he’d taken on a military air. He had very little sense of humor. He thought of himself as a diligent worker and a stern father and a good American. He’d emigrated from South Korea at age three. Not by nature a gifted student, he had worked his tail... off to get through high school and Stanford and into his air force job at Pensacola and into the NTSB. He cut no one any slack, least of all himself.
Kiki had been a naval officer and had rotated out as a lieutenant, but she was much more casual than Peter. She tended to wear jeans and sweatshirts and scuffed hiking boots. At five foot ten, she was a jock who liked to sail and play volleyball. After years of discipline as a submariner, she’d moved to San Francisco and lived a life of luxury as an audio consultant for the arts community, as well as occasional jobs for the NTSB.
What to read after Crashers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana Haynes to read onlineMoreLess
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