Glass Houses
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Maybe that was what they were waiting for. They weren’t the only ones who seemed to have nothing to do but hang around watching the corridor. Gregor made his way down the corridor feeling as if he’d just committed the crime of the century and was being brought in to court. The perp walk. That’s what they called it now. His head was swimming. He really hadn’t had enough sleep the night before. All the caffeine since then hadn’t helped.
He went through the outer office and up to the split door, wh...ere the women were waiting.
“I’m Gregor Demarkian,” he said. “I assume you’re Mrs. Venecki and Mrs. Gelhorn.”
“Ms.,” one of them said.
“Oh, Betty,” the other one said, “don’t get started on all that at a time like this.”
Gregor sorted them out in his head. Martha, who had to be the one who called the other one “Betty,” was a short, trim woman in flat shoes, an A-line polyester skirt, and a twinset. Betty, who wanted to be called Ms., was a tall, heavy-set woman in a jumper and crisp white blouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe that was what they were waiting for. They weren’t the only ones who seemed to have nothing to do but hang around watching the corridor. Gregor made his way down the corridor feeling as if he’d just committed the crime of the century and was being brought in to court. The perp walk. That’s what they called it now. His head was swimming. He really hadn’t had enough sleep the night before. All the caffeine since then hadn’t helped.
He went through the outer office and up to the split door, wh...ere the women were waiting.
“I’m Gregor Demarkian,” he said. “I assume you’re Mrs. Venecki and Mrs. Gelhorn.”
“Ms.,” one of them said.
“Oh, Betty,” the other one said, “don’t get started on all that at a time like this.”
Gregor sorted them out in his head. Martha, who had to be the one who called the other one “Betty,” was a short, trim woman in flat shoes, an A-line polyester skirt, and a twinset. Betty, who wanted to be called Ms., was a tall, heavy-set woman in a jumper and crisp white blouse.
What to read after Glass Houses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Haddam to read onlineMoreLess
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