Dead On Target
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"Hey, c'mon," Joe said, breaking into Frank's thoughts. "Buckle up. We're almost on the runway." He hunched his shoulders in annoyance. "I don't know why you stuck me in the middle seat.”
The Gray Man glared at him. "I was here first, and I didn't invite you. That's why I get the window seat." "And I'm the older brother," Frank said, clicking his seat belt together. "That's why I get the seat on the aisle." "I had to ask," Joe grumbled.
"I'll ask you something." Frank lowered his voice, staring ...suspiciously toward the front of the cabin. "Notice anybody else on the plane?" "The old lady?" Joe said, leaning back as the plane began taxiing down the runway.
"The old guy is with her." Joe stiffened. "He was supposed to get off," he whispered. Frank nodded. "That's why I want the aisle seat.”
The force of the plane's takeoff pushed the Hardy boys back in their seats. "It's probably just a coincidence or some kind of misunderstanding," Joe insisted in a whisper. "Yeah." But Frank kept his eyes on the cockpit door-and on the seats right in front of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Hey, c'mon," Joe said, breaking into Frank's thoughts. "Buckle up. We're almost on the runway." He hunched his shoulders in annoyance. "I don't know why you stuck me in the middle seat.”
The Gray Man glared at him. "I was here first, and I didn't invite you. That's why I get the window seat." "And I'm the older brother," Frank said, clicking his seat belt together. "That's why I get the seat on the aisle." "I had to ask," Joe grumbled.
"I'll ask you something." Frank lowered his voice, staring ...suspiciously toward the front of the cabin. "Notice anybody else on the plane?" "The old lady?" Joe said, leaning back as the plane began taxiing down the runway.
"The old guy is with her." Joe stiffened. "He was supposed to get off," he whispered. Frank nodded. "That's why I want the aisle seat.”
The force of the plane's takeoff pushed the Hardy boys back in their seats. "It's probably just a coincidence or some kind of misunderstanding," Joe insisted in a whisper. "Yeah." But Frank kept his eyes on the cockpit door-and on the seats right in front of it.
What to read after Dead On Target?
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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