Death Notice
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It was uncomfortable against the tomb, and his aching body wanted to be anywhere but there. Yet in this matter, as in most, Nick’s brain won out. His desire to catch Lucas Hatcher was so strong that he was willing to spend the whole night in the cemetery if necessary.
His ears were covered by a headset, which allowed him to listen to Henry’s conversation with the grave digger. In his lap was a digital recorder, which had preserved every word.
Only there were no longer any words to preserve.
“I’m... ready.”
That sentence, spoken minutes earlier, was the last Nick had heard from Henry. After that, a sharp hiss of static interrupted the transmission. Nick strained to hear more, but the static had taken over, sizzling in his ear. Then the transmission cut off, leaving an abrupt silence.
Nick waited breathlessly to hear something else. But no more noise came out of the headset, no words whispered into his ear.
The transmission was dead.
He tapped the recorder, hoping it would be enough to wake it up and get it functioning again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was uncomfortable against the tomb, and his aching body wanted to be anywhere but there. Yet in this matter, as in most, Nick’s brain won out. His desire to catch Lucas Hatcher was so strong that he was willing to spend the whole night in the cemetery if necessary.
His ears were covered by a headset, which allowed him to listen to Henry’s conversation with the grave digger. In his lap was a digital recorder, which had preserved every word.
Only there were no longer any words to preserve.
“I’m... ready.”
That sentence, spoken minutes earlier, was the last Nick had heard from Henry. After that, a sharp hiss of static interrupted the transmission. Nick strained to hear more, but the static had taken over, sizzling in his ear. Then the transmission cut off, leaving an abrupt silence.
Nick waited breathlessly to hear something else. But no more noise came out of the headset, no words whispered into his ear.
The transmission was dead.
He tapped the recorder, hoping it would be enough to wake it up and get it functioning again.
What to read after Death Notice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Todd Ritter to read onlineMoreLess
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