Loose Ends (2005)
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She leaned against an air duct leading into the ally and watched indifferently as the four-door grey car with a microphone hanging from the dash pulled up to the curb.
Danny leaned over from behind the steering wheel and gestured with his finger for Marcie to approach the car. She sauntered over and opened up the passenger door.
“Good evening, officer, what can I do for you tonight?” she asked, giving a cocky smile.
“Get in the car, Marcie.”
She groaned audibly. “Vice? How do you know my name?”
...“No, I’m not Vice. My name’s Danny O’Reilly. I just want to talk to you. Get in.”
“Are you arresting me?”
“No.”
Marcie glanced quickly up and down the street.
“Don’t worry if someone sees you. Cops talk to hookers all the time. Hurry up and get in. We’ll sit right here.”
“You got no proof I’m a hooker.”
“Get in!”
Marcie sat in the front seat and closed the door.
“So what’s this all about? How come you know my name? If you’re not Vice, what are ya, a narc?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She leaned against an air duct leading into the ally and watched indifferently as the four-door grey car with a microphone hanging from the dash pulled up to the curb.
Danny leaned over from behind the steering wheel and gestured with his finger for Marcie to approach the car. She sauntered over and opened up the passenger door.
“Good evening, officer, what can I do for you tonight?” she asked, giving a cocky smile.
“Get in the car, Marcie.”
She groaned audibly. “Vice? How do you know my name?”
...“No, I’m not Vice. My name’s Danny O’Reilly. I just want to talk to you. Get in.”
“Are you arresting me?”
“No.”
Marcie glanced quickly up and down the street.
“Don’t worry if someone sees you. Cops talk to hookers all the time. Hurry up and get in. We’ll sit right here.”
“You got no proof I’m a hooker.”
“Get in!”
Marcie sat in the front seat and closed the door.
“So what’s this all about? How come you know my name? If you’re not Vice, what are ya, a narc?”
What to read after Loose Ends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Don Easton to read onlineMoreLess
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