Girl, Missing
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My ears stung with cold, but I hardly noticed.
We had no money. How were we going to get back to Burlington?
Jam paced up and down on the hard grass. ‘We’ll just have to ring your mum,’ he said.
My heart sank. I knew we had to make the call. But it felt like defeat. The wind whipped round my shoulders. I dragged my jacket round me more tightly. There was no other choice. I dug into my pocket for my mobile.
‘You guys need a ride?’ I looked round. A middle-aged woman with wavy brown hair was leani...ng out of a car window, smiling at us.
Instinctively I shook my head and turned away. The woman opened her car door and leaned further out. She was wearing a police uniform. ‘Hey, I don’t bite,’ she laughed. ‘Where you folks headed?’ I caught Jam’s eye. We walked over to the woman together.
She was older than she looked from a distance. Her hair was very set. It might even have been a wig. And she wore heavy blue eye make-up and loads of face powder.
‘I just spotted you guys out here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My ears stung with cold, but I hardly noticed.
We had no money. How were we going to get back to Burlington?
Jam paced up and down on the hard grass. ‘We’ll just have to ring your mum,’ he said.
My heart sank. I knew we had to make the call. But it felt like defeat. The wind whipped round my shoulders. I dragged my jacket round me more tightly. There was no other choice. I dug into my pocket for my mobile.
‘You guys need a ride?’ I looked round. A middle-aged woman with wavy brown hair was leani...ng out of a car window, smiling at us.
Instinctively I shook my head and turned away. The woman opened her car door and leaned further out. She was wearing a police uniform. ‘Hey, I don’t bite,’ she laughed. ‘Where you folks headed?’ I caught Jam’s eye. We walked over to the woman together.
She was older than she looked from a distance. Her hair was very set. It might even have been a wig. And she wore heavy blue eye make-up and loads of face powder.
‘I just spotted you guys out here.
What to read after Girl, Missing?
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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