Dust to Dust
Dust to Dust
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said Kingsley.
“Yes, like forever. I mentioned it to Stacy one time and she begged me to let her see it. I told her it wouldn’t help. See, El caught Mother reading her diary when she first started writing one and she was really pissed. That’s when she started writing in this code she made up. El was really smart. Mother wanted to read her diaries after she died, to be close, I guess. But she couldn’t make heads or tails of them. Dad packed them in a box when he packed up El’s room. Mom wanted to... keep it the way it was, but it was a little too creepy for Dad. They saved her things in the basement. I took her last diary so Stacy could copy it.”
“Did she copy it?” asked Kingsley. He leaned forward in his chair slightly. Diane knew what he was thinking. Diaries can be loaded with just the best clues.
“Yes,” said Samantha.
So, the copies were probably in the file that was missing, thought Diane. “What happened to the diary?” she asked.
Samantha Carruthers hesitated and was quiet a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Kingsley.
“Yes, like forever. I mentioned it to Stacy one time and she begged me to let her see it. I told her it wouldn’t help. See, El caught Mother reading her diary when she first started writing one and she was really pissed. That’s when she started writing in this code she made up. El was really smart. Mother wanted to read her diaries after she died, to be close, I guess. But she couldn’t make heads or tails of them. Dad packed them in a box when he packed up El’s room. Mom wanted to... keep it the way it was, but it was a little too creepy for Dad. They saved her things in the basement. I took her last diary so Stacy could copy it.”
“Did she copy it?” asked Kingsley. He leaned forward in his chair slightly. Diane knew what he was thinking. Diaries can be loaded with just the best clues.
“Yes,” said Samantha.
So, the copies were probably in the file that was missing, thought Diane. “What happened to the diary?” she asked.
Samantha Carruthers hesitated and was quiet a moment.
What to read after Dust to Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverly Connor to read onlineMoreLess
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