Gargoyle (Woodland Creek)
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Rachel complained over the line. “You just disappeared and you haven’t answered any of our calls for a week!”I held my cell phone to my ear and lifted a finger to Mandy. “Just give me a second.” Mandy nodded her head and continued flipping through the black, ancient book we were studying again. “I’m sorry, Rachel. I didn’t have my phone on me and I went out of town.” I hated lying to her but it just didn’t make sense to say I was holed up in the Mayor’s house. “I just got back into town and turn...ed it on.” Really, Isaac had gone to my apartment and bagged up a few of my essential belongings…though I was still wearing all of his sweatpants. They were soft and comfortable.Her exasperated huff filled my ear. “Where did you go?”“To my grandma’s grave.” That would stop her line of questioning. “It had been a while.”“Oh.” She paused. “I think you lost your job at the florist. They called me.”Shit. “I had you down as an emergency contact.”She hummed softly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rachel complained over the line. “You just disappeared and you haven’t answered any of our calls for a week!”I held my cell phone to my ear and lifted a finger to Mandy. “Just give me a second.” Mandy nodded her head and continued flipping through the black, ancient book we were studying again. “I’m sorry, Rachel. I didn’t have my phone on me and I went out of town.” I hated lying to her but it just didn’t make sense to say I was holed up in the Mayor’s house. “I just got back into town and turn...ed it on.” Really, Isaac had gone to my apartment and bagged up a few of my essential belongings…though I was still wearing all of his sweatpants. They were soft and comfortable.Her exasperated huff filled my ear. “Where did you go?”“To my grandma’s grave.” That would stop her line of questioning. “It had been a while.”“Oh.” She paused. “I think you lost your job at the florist. They called me.”Shit. “I had you down as an emergency contact.”She hummed softly.
What to read after Gargoyle (Woodland Creek)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawn, Scarlett to read onlineMoreLess
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