Crossfire
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Though it was now dark enough for street lights, the Aldridge’s house was unlit.
‘Mum must be sleeping again,’ explained Luke.
‘Oh well, no need for me to come in then.’ ‘No, s’pose not.’ This was a laugh because all three of them knew how Wayne hated facing Alison and took the slightest opportunity to avoid her.
Luke used his front-door key to let himself in then moved quietly into Alison’s bedroom. Even before his eyes had adjusted he could see that Alison lay in the bed just as she had been w...hen he had left many hours earlier, but as the details of the room outlined themselves, his body became tense. The jug on the bedside table was overturned; the water had dripped slowly onto the worn carpet. The carton of yoghurt he had left there was untouched, the spoon still lying neatly beside it.
Luke knew something was wrong. He flicked on the light and moved swiftly to his mother’s side. He barely glanced at her face: his gaze was immediately seized by the sight of her arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though it was now dark enough for street lights, the Aldridge’s house was unlit.
‘Mum must be sleeping again,’ explained Luke.
‘Oh well, no need for me to come in then.’ ‘No, s’pose not.’ This was a laugh because all three of them knew how Wayne hated facing Alison and took the slightest opportunity to avoid her.
Luke used his front-door key to let himself in then moved quietly into Alison’s bedroom. Even before his eyes had adjusted he could see that Alison lay in the bed just as she had been w...hen he had left many hours earlier, but as the details of the room outlined themselves, his body became tense. The jug on the bedside table was overturned; the water had dripped slowly onto the worn carpet. The carton of yoghurt he had left there was untouched, the spoon still lying neatly beside it.
Luke knew something was wrong. He flicked on the light and moved swiftly to his mother’s side. He barely glanced at her face: his gaze was immediately seized by the sight of her arm.
What to read after Crossfire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Moloney to read onlineMoreLess
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