Katya's War (Russalka Chronicles)
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He came in and chatted at her. Not with her, because Katya had decided to maintain a stony silence when asked about anything to do with her immediate situation. If he asked her what she would like for lunch, she would tell him. If he asked her what had been the function of the Yagizban device, she would just look at him with her arms crossed.
It was nice to be able to cross her arms. The new interrogator didn’t seem to believe in restraints and had neither had her strapped to her chair or had he...r wrists taped. He just sat there and talked about what was going on beyond the walls of the interrogation room.
He kept this up for two days. Finally, she interrupted a story he was telling her about an uncomfortable trip he’d once had aboard a shuttle when he was eight, by asking, “When do you start torturing me?”
“Soon,” he said, and then went back to describing the funny smell he remembered from the shuttle.
He had been very solicitous about her injuries and had called in a medic almost the minute he first saw her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He came in and chatted at her. Not with her, because Katya had decided to maintain a stony silence when asked about anything to do with her immediate situation. If he asked her what she would like for lunch, she would tell him. If he asked her what had been the function of the Yagizban device, she would just look at him with her arms crossed.
It was nice to be able to cross her arms. The new interrogator didn’t seem to believe in restraints and had neither had her strapped to her chair or had he...r wrists taped. He just sat there and talked about what was going on beyond the walls of the interrogation room.
He kept this up for two days. Finally, she interrupted a story he was telling her about an uncomfortable trip he’d once had aboard a shuttle when he was eight, by asking, “When do you start torturing me?”
“Soon,” he said, and then went back to describing the funny smell he remembered from the shuttle.
He had been very solicitous about her injuries and had called in a medic almost the minute he first saw her.
What to read after Katya's War (Russalka Chronicles)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan L. Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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