Dead Run
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Mark stood behind the bar, drying glasses that came out of the washer still wet. His thoughts raced forward, to the next hours, to the promise he had made. To Tara. To their unborn child.
Dear Lord, am I doing the right thing?
“Mark?”
He glanced toward Rick, standing at the cash register, the drawer open. Mark glanced at the drawer, then back at Rick, a catch in his chest. “Problem, boss?”
“I need to make a few phone calls. You think you can hold down the fort for a few minutes?”
Mark smiled, re...lieved. What? Did he think the man could read his mind? “This crush? Are you kidding?”
The last of the afternoon boozers had trickled out a minute ago. The evening crowd would soon begin cruising in.
Rick laughed. “Stay out of the Jack.”
“No worries there, boss.”
“Call me if—”
Mark shooed him toward the office. “You worry too much. Make your calls, already.”
Chuckling, Rick disappeared through the doorway that led to the storage room and his office. Mark watched him go, counted to twenty once, then twice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mark stood behind the bar, drying glasses that came out of the washer still wet. His thoughts raced forward, to the next hours, to the promise he had made. To Tara. To their unborn child.
Dear Lord, am I doing the right thing?
“Mark?”
He glanced toward Rick, standing at the cash register, the drawer open. Mark glanced at the drawer, then back at Rick, a catch in his chest. “Problem, boss?”
“I need to make a few phone calls. You think you can hold down the fort for a few minutes?”
Mark smiled, re...lieved. What? Did he think the man could read his mind? “This crush? Are you kidding?”
The last of the afternoon boozers had trickled out a minute ago. The evening crowd would soon begin cruising in.
Rick laughed. “Stay out of the Jack.”
“No worries there, boss.”
“Call me if—”
Mark shooed him toward the office. “You worry too much. Make your calls, already.”
Chuckling, Rick disappeared through the doorway that led to the storage room and his office. Mark watched him go, counted to twenty once, then twice.
What to read after Dead Run?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erica Spindler to read onlineMoreLess
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