Killer Commute
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Her office name was Tweety because whenever she exerted, little chirps came up her throat with her breathing. She was the niece of Daniel Congden, the Congdon in Congdon & Morse. He had an office next to Charlie’s, and in the five years Charlie’d worked here, she’d never seen the man.
“Wonder if Richard will get a new literary agent in here. Most of us don’t think we need one.”
“We don’t know that Charlie’s condition is permanent. I wouldn’t be too hasty to sing of her career demise.”
“‘Sing of ...her career demise.’ Gawd, neither one of you are from the real world. The written word is dead, you know—it’s all going to be film and music—”
“Just because you can’t read, Tweety…”
“Dirty fag.” And Tracy waddled her bird breath off down the hall.
The only really new business on Charlie’s desk was Rudy Ferris. There probably was more, but obviously Richard Morse was sending a message here. This had to be dealt with before anything else. She glanced over various transcribed phone messages, printed-out e-mails, deal memos, and contract changes, gathered it all together in a manila folder to take home with her, and sat back in her chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her office name was Tweety because whenever she exerted, little chirps came up her throat with her breathing. She was the niece of Daniel Congden, the Congdon in Congdon & Morse. He had an office next to Charlie’s, and in the five years Charlie’d worked here, she’d never seen the man.
“Wonder if Richard will get a new literary agent in here. Most of us don’t think we need one.”
“We don’t know that Charlie’s condition is permanent. I wouldn’t be too hasty to sing of her career demise.”
“‘Sing of ...her career demise.’ Gawd, neither one of you are from the real world. The written word is dead, you know—it’s all going to be film and music—”
“Just because you can’t read, Tweety…”
“Dirty fag.” And Tracy waddled her bird breath off down the hall.
The only really new business on Charlie’s desk was Rudy Ferris. There probably was more, but obviously Richard Morse was sending a message here. This had to be dealt with before anything else. She glanced over various transcribed phone messages, printed-out e-mails, deal memos, and contract changes, gathered it all together in a manila folder to take home with her, and sat back in her chair.
What to read after Killer Commute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marlys Millhiser to read onlineMoreLess
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