Head Games
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The dinner hour on Friday night was hopping, which she was profoundly grateful for, but the Intimidators were also playing, and she kept missing the action as she ran from the kitchen to the storeroom, to the walk-in, to the front of the house, and back again. The kitchen itself was getting trashed because no one had time to clean up properly, and she hated that. She vowed to set herself to tidying up as soon as the restaurant slowed down. Her staff would be just recovering from the long night a...nd they’d still have their side work ahead of them, so she was probably on her own.
An hour later, she heard a gasp from the patrons in the restaurant and darted out of the kitchen to see what was up. Leo was lying prone on the ice. Another player was helping the team’s trainer onto the ice, and the others were standing around Leo, looking down at him. Kelly turned to the room. “Did anyone see what happened?”
One patron nodded. “Took a shot right to the side of his head.”
“But they wear those helmets, so it can’t be that bad, right?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dinner hour on Friday night was hopping, which she was profoundly grateful for, but the Intimidators were also playing, and she kept missing the action as she ran from the kitchen to the storeroom, to the walk-in, to the front of the house, and back again. The kitchen itself was getting trashed because no one had time to clean up properly, and she hated that. She vowed to set herself to tidying up as soon as the restaurant slowed down. Her staff would be just recovering from the long night a...nd they’d still have their side work ahead of them, so she was probably on her own.
An hour later, she heard a gasp from the patrons in the restaurant and darted out of the kitchen to see what was up. Leo was lying prone on the ice. Another player was helping the team’s trainer onto the ice, and the others were standing around Leo, looking down at him. Kelly turned to the room. “Did anyone see what happened?”
One patron nodded. “Took a shot right to the side of his head.”
“But they wear those helmets, so it can’t be that bad, right?”
What to read after Head Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassandra Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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