Gone Missing (2007)
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She stared at me, wildly. I could tell she was about to go into panic mode.
“Honey, we have to!” I said. “People will remember if there are two of us.” I told her to go off and buy a ticket. “You know what to ask for…a single to London. Yes?”
She nodded, uncertainly.
“Say it!”
“A single to London.”
“London Euston.”
“London Euston. Then what do I do?”
“Then you follow me down to the platform and we wait for the train. But we have to sit in different compartments. We don’t know each other! We’re n...othing to do with each other. So don’t come and talk to me, or anything.”
She munched on her lip. “What about when we get there?”
“We get off separately and go through the barrier. You’ll know when to get off cos it’s the end of the line. The train doesn’t go any further.”
Still she dithered.
“Look, just do it!” I said. I gave her a little push. The longer we stood around, the more chance there was of someone noticing us. “London Euston!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stared at me, wildly. I could tell she was about to go into panic mode.
“Honey, we have to!” I said. “People will remember if there are two of us.” I told her to go off and buy a ticket. “You know what to ask for…a single to London. Yes?”
She nodded, uncertainly.
“Say it!”
“A single to London.”
“London Euston.”
“London Euston. Then what do I do?”
“Then you follow me down to the platform and we wait for the train. But we have to sit in different compartments. We don’t know each other! We’re n...othing to do with each other. So don’t come and talk to me, or anything.”
She munched on her lip. “What about when we get there?”
“We get off separately and go through the barrier. You’ll know when to get off cos it’s the end of the line. The train doesn’t go any further.”
Still she dithered.
“Look, just do it!” I said. I gave her a little push. The longer we stood around, the more chance there was of someone noticing us. “London Euston!”
What to read after Gone Missing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Ure to read onlineMoreLess
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