Hurricane Bay (2002)
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He always seemed to be observing everything, dark eyes watching as she flashed her pass to the guard on duty at the gate, looking over the parking beneath the building, noting the security cameras in the lobby as they walked to the elevators.He didn’t speak, and neither did she, as they rode to the fifteenth floor. He gave his attention to the hallway again as they left the elevator and walked to her unit.“How many apartments on each floor?” he asked.“Four. There are actually four towers,” she t...old him, opening her front door. “Four apartments on each of sixteen floors per tower. In the center of the building, there’s a rec room, and out back, a pool.”He followed her into the condo. She turned on the lights, wondering why it felt so odd to have Dane here.Because, she decided, this was her life now. Her life in which she had moved forward. It wasn’t part of the past.The past was what should bother her. But it had been comfortable, being back at Hurricane Bay, though maybe it had been comfortable in a bad way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He always seemed to be observing everything, dark eyes watching as she flashed her pass to the guard on duty at the gate, looking over the parking beneath the building, noting the security cameras in the lobby as they walked to the elevators.He didn’t speak, and neither did she, as they rode to the fifteenth floor. He gave his attention to the hallway again as they left the elevator and walked to her unit.“How many apartments on each floor?” he asked.“Four. There are actually four towers,” she t...old him, opening her front door. “Four apartments on each of sixteen floors per tower. In the center of the building, there’s a rec room, and out back, a pool.”He followed her into the condo. She turned on the lights, wondering why it felt so odd to have Dane here.Because, she decided, this was her life now. Her life in which she had moved forward. It wasn’t part of the past.The past was what should bother her. But it had been comfortable, being back at Hurricane Bay, though maybe it had been comfortable in a bad way.
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