Danger in the Extreme
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Fred Vale frantically adjusted the camera angles. He kept moving the three athletes closer together, as if that might prompt an outburst from Joe or Jim.
For his part, Joe stayed quiet. He watched Jim closely though, looking for any clue or sign that he’d been one of the guys who’d attacked the Hardys earlier that evening.
Joe was scanning the crowd for his parents when Jim tapped him on the shoulder.
“Look, Joe,” Edwards said quietly. “I’m sorry about being a sore loser earlier. You had a great... race.”
This caught Joe by surprise. He hadn’t expected Edwards to be nice.
“I guess I’ve been pretty angry lately about losing my sponsor,” Jim continued. “I took it out on you.” He held out his hand to shake.
Joe took it.
“I’ve gotten a rap as a dangerous driver,” Edwards admitted. “That’s what cost me my sponsorship.”
“You don’t think you’re dangerous?”
Jim looked away. “I thought I was just doing whatever it took to win. Then I crossed the line and started playing dirty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fred Vale frantically adjusted the camera angles. He kept moving the three athletes closer together, as if that might prompt an outburst from Joe or Jim.
For his part, Joe stayed quiet. He watched Jim closely though, looking for any clue or sign that he’d been one of the guys who’d attacked the Hardys earlier that evening.
Joe was scanning the crowd for his parents when Jim tapped him on the shoulder.
“Look, Joe,” Edwards said quietly. “I’m sorry about being a sore loser earlier. You had a great... race.”
This caught Joe by surprise. He hadn’t expected Edwards to be nice.
“I guess I’ve been pretty angry lately about losing my sponsor,” Jim continued. “I took it out on you.” He held out his hand to shake.
Joe took it.
“I’ve gotten a rap as a dangerous driver,” Edwards admitted. “That’s what cost me my sponsorship.”
“You don’t think you’re dangerous?”
Jim looked away. “I thought I was just doing whatever it took to win. Then I crossed the line and started playing dirty.
What to read after Danger in the Extreme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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