Lakewood Memorial
Lakewood Memorial
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Kristen and Mr. Paulson followed. One of the dryers was still running, loud and hot. Stacks of linens were piled everywhere.
Mr. Paulson looked around. "You people actually wash these things? Shit, how dirty were they before?" "Be quiet," said Angie. She walked to the other side of the room, where another door led back out into the hall. She looked carefully around the edge of the door.
Nothing.
"Okay," she said, walking back to the others. "It's clear for the moment. Let's get our shit together... and then get back to it." She walked to a folding counter and set her jug of alcohol on it. Freeda had been folding sheets at this table.
She undid the belt around her waist and took one of the full jugs from the belt. She used the full jug to refill the used one. Then she slid the jug back onto the belt and tied the belt around her waist.
Park was reloading his rifle. He shook the box of ammo and cursed. "Running kind of low already." "Great," said Mr. Paulson. "So we'll all get halfway, then run out of ammo and get eaten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kristen and Mr. Paulson followed. One of the dryers was still running, loud and hot. Stacks of linens were piled everywhere.
Mr. Paulson looked around. "You people actually wash these things? Shit, how dirty were they before?" "Be quiet," said Angie. She walked to the other side of the room, where another door led back out into the hall. She looked carefully around the edge of the door.
Nothing.
"Okay," she said, walking back to the others. "It's clear for the moment. Let's get our shit together... and then get back to it." She walked to a folding counter and set her jug of alcohol on it. Freeda had been folding sheets at this table.
She undid the belt around her waist and took one of the full jugs from the belt. She used the full jug to refill the used one. Then she slid the jug back onto the belt and tied the belt around her waist.
Park was reloading his rifle. He shook the box of ammo and cursed. "Running kind of low already." "Great," said Mr. Paulson. "So we'll all get halfway, then run out of ammo and get eaten.
What to read after Lakewood Memorial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert R. Best to read onlineMoreLess
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