Hard Candy
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We stopped in, spoke to the Mole. He'd place the cars. I didn't ask him to do anything else.It took us a couple of hours to find the Prof. He was working Penn Station, deep in talk with a couple of guys stretched out on sleeping mats made from cut–up cartons. A two–wheeled shopping cart stood between them, full of magazines, empty plastic bottles, a Cabbage Patch doll with only one arm on top. As we closed in on him, I recognized the two pups from the shoeshine stand.They recognized me too. The ...bigger one snaked his hand into the cart."Chill it, fool," the Prof snapped at him. The pup listened to his teacher. The Prof walked over to us. We stood against the corner as I ran it down.The little man thought it over. "There's always danger from a stranger."I thought of what the Mole said about Wesley. "He's not us, Prof. But he's not them either.""I'll drive. From the far side. Couple of hours. You don't show, I go." Dealing himself in. One piece left.I rang Michelle's room. "Are you decent?" I asked her."No, but I'm dressed."Max and I went up to her hotel room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We stopped in, spoke to the Mole. He'd place the cars. I didn't ask him to do anything else.It took us a couple of hours to find the Prof. He was working Penn Station, deep in talk with a couple of guys stretched out on sleeping mats made from cut–up cartons. A two–wheeled shopping cart stood between them, full of magazines, empty plastic bottles, a Cabbage Patch doll with only one arm on top. As we closed in on him, I recognized the two pups from the shoeshine stand.They recognized me too. The ...bigger one snaked his hand into the cart."Chill it, fool," the Prof snapped at him. The pup listened to his teacher. The Prof walked over to us. We stood against the corner as I ran it down.The little man thought it over. "There's always danger from a stranger."I thought of what the Mole said about Wesley. "He's not us, Prof. But he's not them either.""I'll drive. From the far side. Couple of hours. You don't show, I go." Dealing himself in. One piece left.I rang Michelle's room. "Are you decent?" I asked her."No, but I'm dressed."Max and I went up to her hotel room.
What to read after Hard Candy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Vachss to read onlineMoreLess
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