Justice
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They ordered a younger man called Pratt around and packed up a truck for us to use. I tried to be helpful, but it was obvious they didn’t trust me and didn’t like me wandering around behind their backs. I resigned myself to sit and observe.
They weren’t taking much. They packed food, weapons and a few odds and ends- rope, candles, matches, a tarp. Random things that might come in handy. I’m sure they had a reason, I couldn’t see it. “Alright, we’re moving out,” Hannah said. “You sure we have... enough ammo, Baby?” Pratt asked and I watched in fascination as she grimaced and clenched her fists. I had figured out her nickname was Baby, but she didn’t care for it much. “You planning something I don’t know, Pratt? Like an invasion?” she said sarcastically. “I don’t want to be caught unaware,” he shot back. “I’m not humping all this gear if we have to go on foot, which we might, if the interstate is blocked,” Heather added. “It’s not going to be blocked,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They ordered a younger man called Pratt around and packed up a truck for us to use. I tried to be helpful, but it was obvious they didn’t trust me and didn’t like me wandering around behind their backs. I resigned myself to sit and observe.
They weren’t taking much. They packed food, weapons and a few odds and ends- rope, candles, matches, a tarp. Random things that might come in handy. I’m sure they had a reason, I couldn’t see it. “Alright, we’re moving out,” Hannah said. “You sure we have... enough ammo, Baby?” Pratt asked and I watched in fascination as she grimaced and clenched her fists. I had figured out her nickname was Baby, but she didn’t care for it much. “You planning something I don’t know, Pratt? Like an invasion?” she said sarcastically. “I don’t want to be caught unaware,” he shot back. “I’m not humping all this gear if we have to go on foot, which we might, if the interstate is blocked,” Heather added. “It’s not going to be blocked,”
What to read after Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zane, Gillian to read onlineMoreLess
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