Don't Know Jack
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Gaspar turned the wipers to their fastest speed, but they didn’t do much. Headlights on bright showed nothing but a curtain of water dead ahead.
“There,” Kim said, pointing at a dull gleam of aluminum. A sun-faded sign out front of the place said Eno’s Diner in letters the size of garbage cans.
“Got it, boss.” She saw exhaustion around his eyes and pain in the lines that etched his face. He pulled the Blazer into the lot. The only other vehicle was a green Saturn. He drove as close to the door ...as he could get and turned the engine off. They sat for a moment listening to the rain hammering on the roof.
Then they ran. She got there first. Was he still limping? She wrenched the door open, and they fell inside and back in time about sixty years.
Eno’s Diner resembled a converted railroad car. Retro. Like American Graffiti. There should have been table-side jukeboxes in the booths loaded with Elvis and Jerry Lee Lewis records. Maybe Ray Charles singing Georgia, or even that sad old dude, Blind Blake, considering the location.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gaspar turned the wipers to their fastest speed, but they didn’t do much. Headlights on bright showed nothing but a curtain of water dead ahead.
“There,” Kim said, pointing at a dull gleam of aluminum. A sun-faded sign out front of the place said Eno’s Diner in letters the size of garbage cans.
“Got it, boss.” She saw exhaustion around his eyes and pain in the lines that etched his face. He pulled the Blazer into the lot. The only other vehicle was a green Saturn. He drove as close to the door ...as he could get and turned the engine off. They sat for a moment listening to the rain hammering on the roof.
Then they ran. She got there first. Was he still limping? She wrenched the door open, and they fell inside and back in time about sixty years.
Eno’s Diner resembled a converted railroad car. Retro. Like American Graffiti. There should have been table-side jukeboxes in the booths loaded with Elvis and Jerry Lee Lewis records. Maybe Ray Charles singing Georgia, or even that sad old dude, Blind Blake, considering the location.
What to read after Don't Know Jack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diane Capri to read onlineMoreLess
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