Missing Me
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The carriage was filling up – a group of students stood at one end, making a lot of noise, while the other passengers, mostly businessmen and women in suits, sat buried in their papers and laptops and iPads. An elderly couple took the seats opposite me. I stared at them suspiciously, but the old lady gave me such a soft, sweet smile in return that I blushed for my rudeness and tried to smile back. My mouth muscles felt stiff. In fact, my whole body was tensed. I peered up and down the carriage a...gain. I still had the sense I was being followed. Jeez, maybe it was just my imagination playing tricks on me.
I sat back and took a few deep breaths. Calm down. The train started moving. I gazed around yet again. Everyone had taken their seats. No-one was looking at me. I took out my phone and did a proper search on Appleton Cross. The history of the place wasn’t particularly striking, but I did find out that there was an Appleton Manor. That sounded just the sort of place Declan Baxter would buy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The carriage was filling up – a group of students stood at one end, making a lot of noise, while the other passengers, mostly businessmen and women in suits, sat buried in their papers and laptops and iPads. An elderly couple took the seats opposite me. I stared at them suspiciously, but the old lady gave me such a soft, sweet smile in return that I blushed for my rudeness and tried to smile back. My mouth muscles felt stiff. In fact, my whole body was tensed. I peered up and down the carriage a...gain. I still had the sense I was being followed. Jeez, maybe it was just my imagination playing tricks on me.
I sat back and took a few deep breaths. Calm down. The train started moving. I gazed around yet again. Everyone had taken their seats. No-one was looking at me. I took out my phone and did a proper search on Appleton Cross. The history of the place wasn’t particularly striking, but I did find out that there was an Appleton Manor. That sounded just the sort of place Declan Baxter would buy.
What to read after Missing Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Mckenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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