Mother Puncher
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Some people didn’t take too kindly to the government’s laws these days, still harboring the belief that whoever wanted to have a baby should be allowed to and have the hospital pay for it to boot. Ed thought they were selfish scum, knowing the state of the world and still insisting that they should be able to breed as much as they wanted. Losers. He climbed inside his truck, a jet-black Ford Trinidad that he kept in mint condition, slammed and locked the door and started the engine. Check...ing his eyes in the rearview, he saw they were still red-rimmed and puffy. “That bitch,” he huffed under his breath. “Just doing my job.” He drove out of the hospital lot and headed home. Normally, he would have just grabbed a cup of coffee from the cafeteria but since he had four hours to kill, he figured he might as well go home and relax for a while. If the baby came sooner, the hospital staff would just call him on his cell and he’d high-tail it back there in no time at all. Flipping on the radio, he heard a familiar jingle and then a soothing woman’s voice say, “Envision: It’s a lifestyle.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some people didn’t take too kindly to the government’s laws these days, still harboring the belief that whoever wanted to have a baby should be allowed to and have the hospital pay for it to boot. Ed thought they were selfish scum, knowing the state of the world and still insisting that they should be able to breed as much as they wanted. Losers. He climbed inside his truck, a jet-black Ford Trinidad that he kept in mint condition, slammed and locked the door and started the engine. Check...ing his eyes in the rearview, he saw they were still red-rimmed and puffy. “That bitch,” he huffed under his breath. “Just doing my job.” He drove out of the hospital lot and headed home. Normally, he would have just grabbed a cup of coffee from the cafeteria but since he had four hours to kill, he figured he might as well go home and relax for a while. If the baby came sooner, the hospital staff would just call him on his cell and he’d high-tail it back there in no time at all. Flipping on the radio, he heard a familiar jingle and then a soothing woman’s voice say, “Envision: It’s a lifestyle.”
What to read after Mother Puncher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gina Ranalli to read onlineMoreLess
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