Crazed (Se7en Deadly Seals book 3)
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The neighborhood contained a bunch of tract homes, uniform manicured lawns, and proud American flags. Julián’s house seemed less vibrant than the rest on the street: the paint was chipped and faded, the grass was patchy, and there was a crack in the sidewalk. There was no vehicle in the driveway, and the lights were out in the house, so I assumed no one was at home.
The sun was still bright, and I didn’t want to be conspicuous, so I drove slowly around the neighborhood, grabbed a real estate... flyer, and took Hero down to a local park that had a view of the house. And waited.
After a few hours of playing with Hero, running through one of those stupid park exercise obstacle courses, and screwing around on my phone, I finally saw a car pull into the driveway.
I walked Hero up the street, pacing myself, praying I would get there in time to see Julián before his grandma hustled him into the house.
The lady was holding a few plastic grocery bags and attempting to get the young boy out of his car seat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The neighborhood contained a bunch of tract homes, uniform manicured lawns, and proud American flags. Julián’s house seemed less vibrant than the rest on the street: the paint was chipped and faded, the grass was patchy, and there was a crack in the sidewalk. There was no vehicle in the driveway, and the lights were out in the house, so I assumed no one was at home.
The sun was still bright, and I didn’t want to be conspicuous, so I drove slowly around the neighborhood, grabbed a real estate... flyer, and took Hero down to a local park that had a view of the house. And waited.
After a few hours of playing with Hero, running through one of those stupid park exercise obstacle courses, and screwing around on my phone, I finally saw a car pull into the driveway.
I walked Hero up the street, pacing myself, praying I would get there in time to see Julián before his grandma hustled him into the house.
The lady was holding a few plastic grocery bags and attempting to get the young boy out of his car seat.
What to read after Crazed (Se7en Deadly Seals book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alana Albertson to read onlineMoreLess
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