Missing Persons
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He repeated most of what he’d said off camera. At first it was all compliments. Theresa was nice, friendly, polite, seemed close to her family and friends. Then he talked about the drinking and fighting, which were new parts to the picture, at least on camera. Theresa was still a wonderful person, but the halo was beginning to tilt a little.
When we were done with the interview, Andres got a couple of interior shots of the bar as quickly as he could, but we were behind schedule. Barbecue was out.... We grabbed hot dogs from a stand and raced over to Jason’s apartment. We pulled up at two forty p.m., and I jumped out, hoping that Jason was curious enough about what the others had said to show up for the interview.
He was. He opened the door in a blue oxford shirt, khaki pants, and what appeared to be a new haircut. He looked like his mother had dressed him.
“I’m Kate,” I said casually. “This is going to be much easier than you think.”
“I hope so, ’cause I really don’t want to do this.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He repeated most of what he’d said off camera. At first it was all compliments. Theresa was nice, friendly, polite, seemed close to her family and friends. Then he talked about the drinking and fighting, which were new parts to the picture, at least on camera. Theresa was still a wonderful person, but the halo was beginning to tilt a little.
When we were done with the interview, Andres got a couple of interior shots of the bar as quickly as he could, but we were behind schedule. Barbecue was out.... We grabbed hot dogs from a stand and raced over to Jason’s apartment. We pulled up at two forty p.m., and I jumped out, hoping that Jason was curious enough about what the others had said to show up for the interview.
He was. He opened the door in a blue oxford shirt, khaki pants, and what appeared to be a new haircut. He looked like his mother had dressed him.
“I’m Kate,” I said casually. “This is going to be much easier than you think.”
“I hope so, ’cause I really don’t want to do this.”
What to read after Missing Persons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare O'donohue to read onlineMoreLess
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