Going Shogun
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Forklift says, “Gotta Graham-Bell a compadre. 60 seconds, tops.” “Forklift, damn it! Come on,” I say, but he’s already on the move. “You heard what The Minotaur said about them tracking those things.” Even if he’s hacked it, it’s not something I’m willing to be at ease with.
He beep-beep doodly-beeps his cell phone, throws up a wait-a-minute finger, and agitates around the corner of the building and out of sight.
Frustrated, I whisper-yell after him, “Hurry up! And don’t get dead back ther...e.” One, we don’t want any more opportunities for the BAs to track us and two, we don’t want to be standing out in the open on Birdneck for too long. That’s how you wind up on the 6 o’clock news with Paul “Pageboy” James. It’s the haircut. The thing is mesmerizing.
I turn to Bingo, who looks numb from the cold or the craziness of the situation, and she isn’t shaking anymore. I feel a heavy burden of regret that she’s involved. After all, Forklift did say that this was too Bigfoot for her to skinny dip in it. But, she’s the one who wants to invent fire in a cave and step on dinosaur road apples while gnawing on a seared antelope carcass, so losing more of her R-status shouldn’t be a big deal. It doesn’t change the fact that I feel the need to keep her warm. I step over, wrap myself around her. She sinks into me. Buries her face in the pit of my arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forklift says, “Gotta Graham-Bell a compadre. 60 seconds, tops.” “Forklift, damn it! Come on,” I say, but he’s already on the move. “You heard what The Minotaur said about them tracking those things.” Even if he’s hacked it, it’s not something I’m willing to be at ease with.
He beep-beep doodly-beeps his cell phone, throws up a wait-a-minute finger, and agitates around the corner of the building and out of sight.
Frustrated, I whisper-yell after him, “Hurry up! And don’t get dead back ther...e.” One, we don’t want any more opportunities for the BAs to track us and two, we don’t want to be standing out in the open on Birdneck for too long. That’s how you wind up on the 6 o’clock news with Paul “Pageboy” James. It’s the haircut. The thing is mesmerizing.
I turn to Bingo, who looks numb from the cold or the craziness of the situation, and she isn’t shaking anymore. I feel a heavy burden of regret that she’s involved. After all, Forklift did say that this was too Bigfoot for her to skinny dip in it. But, she’s the one who wants to invent fire in a cave and step on dinosaur road apples while gnawing on a seared antelope carcass, so losing more of her R-status shouldn’t be a big deal. It doesn’t change the fact that I feel the need to keep her warm. I step over, wrap myself around her. She sinks into me. Buries her face in the pit of my arm.
What to read after Going Shogun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsey, Ernie to read onlineMoreLess
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