I.D.
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Chapter Fourteen I got into the first cab I could find.
“Where to?” the driver said.
I wanted to say, “Just get me out of here,” but that would look bad. He’d think something was up.
My mind went blank. I couldn’t think of anywhere to go.
I went, “Ah...” The driver tapped on the steering wheel for a while. Then he flicked on the meter.
I had to be cool.
I said, “Know any nice hotels near the airport?” That sounded good to me. Sort of natural. The type of thing a businessman would say. The driver... would just think I was someone passing through. He wouldn’t take much notice of me. That’s the way I wanted it.
“Yeah, sure,” he said. “Sit back and relax. I’ll have you there in a jiffy.” He pulled out of the parking lot like he was driving a getaway car.
The highway gave me time to think. That thing in the food court was too close for comfort. How many people had seen me? How many people knew who I was? Maybe I was fooling myself. Maybe everyone could tell that blond guy was just Chris Bent in a suit and glasses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapter Fourteen I got into the first cab I could find.
“Where to?” the driver said.
I wanted to say, “Just get me out of here,” but that would look bad. He’d think something was up.
My mind went blank. I couldn’t think of anywhere to go.
I went, “Ah...” The driver tapped on the steering wheel for a while. Then he flicked on the meter.
I had to be cool.
I said, “Know any nice hotels near the airport?” That sounded good to me. Sort of natural. The type of thing a businessman would say. The driver... would just think I was someone passing through. He wouldn’t take much notice of me. That’s the way I wanted it.
“Yeah, sure,” he said. “Sit back and relax. I’ll have you there in a jiffy.” He pulled out of the parking lot like he was driving a getaway car.
The highway gave me time to think. That thing in the food court was too close for comfort. How many people had seen me? How many people knew who I was? Maybe I was fooling myself. Maybe everyone could tell that blond guy was just Chris Bent in a suit and glasses.
What to read after I.D.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vicki Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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