Fear for Me
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As a rule, she avoided this place whenever possible. The smell, the chill in the air, the bodies stored so carefully…the place made goose bumps rise on her arms.
But some trips couldn’t be avoided. Sometimes you had to say good-bye.
She knocked lightly, and Greg Wright opened the door. Greg had been in the ME’s office for just over six months, and he’d proven to be incredibly thorough at his job. Greg was thirty-six, not much for talking, but when it came to the dead, he was a master.
“You’re he...re for Karen.” His gaze held a touch of sympathy. “I figured you’d be showing up soon.”
Lauren took a deep breath and could have sworn she tasted death. “I know she’s being transferred out soon. I just…I wanted to say good-bye.”
He stepped back, turning to head toward the storage area in the next room. Greg was a good-looking guy, with blond hair that curled slightly. He was called Dr. Death by some of the cops—not an insult, but a compliment because he was so good with the bodies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a rule, she avoided this place whenever possible. The smell, the chill in the air, the bodies stored so carefully…the place made goose bumps rise on her arms.
But some trips couldn’t be avoided. Sometimes you had to say good-bye.
She knocked lightly, and Greg Wright opened the door. Greg had been in the ME’s office for just over six months, and he’d proven to be incredibly thorough at his job. Greg was thirty-six, not much for talking, but when it came to the dead, he was a master.
“You’re he...re for Karen.” His gaze held a touch of sympathy. “I figured you’d be showing up soon.”
Lauren took a deep breath and could have sworn she tasted death. “I know she’s being transferred out soon. I just…I wanted to say good-bye.”
He stepped back, turning to head toward the storage area in the next room. Greg was a good-looking guy, with blond hair that curled slightly. He was called Dr. Death by some of the cops—not an insult, but a compliment because he was so good with the bodies.
What to read after Fear for Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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