Man of Wax
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Then I headed east. I drove for close to two and a half hours before I decided to stop for the night at a Ramada. I checked in, went up to my room and fell into bed. I was still wearing the khakis and shirt, though I’d taken the tie off once I left Hickory View. I’d smoked most of the drive too, and my mouth felt raw. The cell phone vibrated. Lying with my face down, my eyes closed, I huffed. I rolled over, pulled the phone from my pocket, answered it. Simon said, “Turn on the TV. The local n...ews just started and there’s something you might be interested in seeing.” He disconnected and I just lay there, the dead phone to my ear, wondering what the hell he wanted me to watch now. I remembered the last time he’d told me to turn on the television, how it had broadcasted the murder-suicide of Gerald and Juliet. I thought of the briefcase. I remembered how heavy it had been. I closed my eyes, murmured, “No, God, please no,” and quickly turned on the television facing the bed. The local news had already begun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I headed east. I drove for close to two and a half hours before I decided to stop for the night at a Ramada. I checked in, went up to my room and fell into bed. I was still wearing the khakis and shirt, though I’d taken the tie off once I left Hickory View. I’d smoked most of the drive too, and my mouth felt raw. The cell phone vibrated. Lying with my face down, my eyes closed, I huffed. I rolled over, pulled the phone from my pocket, answered it. Simon said, “Turn on the TV. The local n...ews just started and there’s something you might be interested in seeing.” He disconnected and I just lay there, the dead phone to my ear, wondering what the hell he wanted me to watch now. I remembered the last time he’d told me to turn on the television, how it had broadcasted the murder-suicide of Gerald and Juliet. I thought of the briefcase. I remembered how heavy it had been. I closed my eyes, murmured, “No, God, please no,” and quickly turned on the television facing the bed. The local news had already begun.
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