Last Call
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Franco 4 - Last Call Chapter 26 At the coffeepot next morning, she asks Bobby, “How goes it, Picasso?”
Hunching his broad shoulders, he answers in his sweet voice, “Weird. It goes weird.”
“How so?”
“I don’t know. Just feels weird without Noah, and Johnnie gone now too.”
“Yeah. I know.”
They both look over the squad room. Jill’s typing and Lewis is on the phone.
“How goes it with you?” Bobby asks over the rim of his cup.
She thinks for a moment, then confides, “You’re the art major. You’ll apprec...iate this. You know Munch’s The Scream? The skinny woman with her mouth open like an O?”
“Yeah.” Bobby nods.
Heading toward her office, Frank says over her shoulder, “It goes like that.”
Unable to stand the confining squad room, twenty minutes later Frank checks out a slickback and drives to McNabb’s crib.
Noah had dragged Reginald McNabb down to the station no less than three times, and each time his testimony was consistent. McNabb was at the Cozy Corner from about 2:30 to 4:00 on that Friday afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Franco 4 - Last Call Chapter 26 At the coffeepot next morning, she asks Bobby, “How goes it, Picasso?”
Hunching his broad shoulders, he answers in his sweet voice, “Weird. It goes weird.”
“How so?”
“I don’t know. Just feels weird without Noah, and Johnnie gone now too.”
“Yeah. I know.”
They both look over the squad room. Jill’s typing and Lewis is on the phone.
“How goes it with you?” Bobby asks over the rim of his cup.
She thinks for a moment, then confides, “You’re the art major. You’ll apprec...iate this. You know Munch’s The Scream? The skinny woman with her mouth open like an O?”
“Yeah.” Bobby nods.
Heading toward her office, Frank says over her shoulder, “It goes like that.”
Unable to stand the confining squad room, twenty minutes later Frank checks out a slickback and drives to McNabb’s crib.
Noah had dragged Reginald McNabb down to the station no less than three times, and each time his testimony was consistent. McNabb was at the Cozy Corner from about 2:30 to 4:00 on that Friday afternoon.
What to read after Last Call?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baxter Clare to read onlineMoreLess
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