Every Second Counts
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I was shivering with cold now and people were still staring at my bare legs and at the torn skirt of my dress. I had to find a way to cover up. It wasn’t just my legs; I also needed to find a way to hide my face from the CCTV cameras in the tube station.
I passed a tourist shop selling badges and teddy bears. A shelf of scarves and jumpers met my eyes. I darted inside, quickly glancing over a rack of sweatshirts. They were hideous – either pale pink with an embroidered rainbow or neon yellow... with a rag doll – but at least they had hoods and came with a pair of shorts. Gritting my teeth, I snatched a pink set off the rack, shoved some money at the guy behind the counter and left.
I tugged the sweatshirt on as I walked, then stopped to hoik the shorts up over my dress. I looked awful, I was sure, but at least with the hood pulled up it would be harder for the police and Riley’s men to spot me.
I reached the tube station and quickly bought a ticket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was shivering with cold now and people were still staring at my bare legs and at the torn skirt of my dress. I had to find a way to cover up. It wasn’t just my legs; I also needed to find a way to hide my face from the CCTV cameras in the tube station.
I passed a tourist shop selling badges and teddy bears. A shelf of scarves and jumpers met my eyes. I darted inside, quickly glancing over a rack of sweatshirts. They were hideous – either pale pink with an embroidered rainbow or neon yellow... with a rag doll – but at least they had hoods and came with a pair of shorts. Gritting my teeth, I snatched a pink set off the rack, shoved some money at the guy behind the counter and left.
I tugged the sweatshirt on as I walked, then stopped to hoik the shorts up over my dress. I looked awful, I was sure, but at least with the hood pulled up it would be harder for the police and Riley’s men to spot me.
I reached the tube station and quickly bought a ticket.
What to read after Every Second Counts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Mckenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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