Dirty Rotten Scoundrel
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When I’d found them in the bunker, along with the dead body, I’d taken them almost out of reflex. I’d made the mistake of opening one of the boxes, kneeling on the concrete floor of the bunker next to the dead man. Inside it had been my birth records—my original birth records. Not the ones my parents had forged to pass me off as their own. I knew my real parents’ names and where they came from. The circumstances of their death.
I’d read through each scrap until I was numb with cold and anger.... And then I’d sealed all the boxes tightly with packing tape, transferred them to my car, and driven away without looking back. I couldn’t imagine what else could be worse than discovering the parents that had raised you weren’t your own, but if it were possible, the worse would be in the other boxes.
Jack made a fresh pot of coffee and I opened the pocketknife with fumbling fingers, wondering where to start first.
“I guess there’s no time like the present,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I’d found them in the bunker, along with the dead body, I’d taken them almost out of reflex. I’d made the mistake of opening one of the boxes, kneeling on the concrete floor of the bunker next to the dead man. Inside it had been my birth records—my original birth records. Not the ones my parents had forged to pass me off as their own. I knew my real parents’ names and where they came from. The circumstances of their death.
I’d read through each scrap until I was numb with cold and anger.... And then I’d sealed all the boxes tightly with packing tape, transferred them to my car, and driven away without looking back. I couldn’t imagine what else could be worse than discovering the parents that had raised you weren’t your own, but if it were possible, the worse would be in the other boxes.
Jack made a fresh pot of coffee and I opened the pocketknife with fumbling fingers, wondering where to start first.
“I guess there’s no time like the present,”
What to read after Dirty Rotten Scoundrel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liliana Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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