Kingdom Keepers: the Syndrome
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It had come through moments before.
Please meet me in my office at your earliest convenience. I have something I need to discuss with you.
JG I sighed. I’d been half-hoping it would have magically changed. But magic didn’t work that way. I should know.
JG for Joe Garlington, the Imagineer responsible for the Keepers. Technically, he was my and Amanda’s boss, as we were interning. If they’d discovered I’d been sneaking out at night, or worse, into Disneyland at night, I was probably a...bout to be fired or expelled.
I hadn’t talked to Mr. Garlington in over a month.
I had to think I’d been seen on security footage or that the guy installing the lock had recognized me somehow. I’d blown it. I was about to lose everything I loved.
Best-case scenario, I’d be given the chance to explain that I was helping the Keepers and be let off with a warning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had come through moments before.
Please meet me in my office at your earliest convenience. I have something I need to discuss with you.
JG I sighed. I’d been half-hoping it would have magically changed. But magic didn’t work that way. I should know.
JG for Joe Garlington, the Imagineer responsible for the Keepers. Technically, he was my and Amanda’s boss, as we were interning. If they’d discovered I’d been sneaking out at night, or worse, into Disneyland at night, I was probably a...bout to be fired or expelled.
I hadn’t talked to Mr. Garlington in over a month.
I had to think I’d been seen on security footage or that the guy installing the lock had recognized me somehow. I’d blown it. I was about to lose everything I loved.
Best-case scenario, I’d be given the chance to explain that I was helping the Keepers and be let off with a warning.
What to read after Kingdom Keepers: the Syndrome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ridley Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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