Nanny (2004)
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Summer murmured. “Stay down.” She pulled a big poncho over Izzy, who was pressed against the floor of the car’s front seat. When she checked Gabe, she was relieved to see him sliding beneath a blanket. As long as they didn’t move, the darkness should conceal them.Her headlights picked up the dull glint of the weapon slung over the approaching officer’s shoulder. He waved his hands, speaking a torrent of Spanish.Summer didn’t understand a word.“Roll down your window,” Gabe whispered behind her. “...I’ll tell you what to do.”Summer took a deep breath. “He’s got a Heckler Koch MP5.” She rolled down her window and summoned a smile as the officer drew up beside her.“He says your front light is broken,” Gabe whispered. “Just nod and smile.”Cursing her high school decision to pursue French instead of Spanish, Summer followed Gabe’s directions, nodding vigorously.The officer bent and pointed to her front fender, speaking again.“He says he won’t make trouble for you this time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Summer murmured. “Stay down.” She pulled a big poncho over Izzy, who was pressed against the floor of the car’s front seat. When she checked Gabe, she was relieved to see him sliding beneath a blanket. As long as they didn’t move, the darkness should conceal them.Her headlights picked up the dull glint of the weapon slung over the approaching officer’s shoulder. He waved his hands, speaking a torrent of Spanish.Summer didn’t understand a word.“Roll down your window,” Gabe whispered behind her. “...I’ll tell you what to do.”Summer took a deep breath. “He’s got a Heckler Koch MP5.” She rolled down her window and summoned a smile as the officer drew up beside her.“He says your front light is broken,” Gabe whispered. “Just nod and smile.”Cursing her high school decision to pursue French instead of Spanish, Summer followed Gabe’s directions, nodding vigorously.The officer bent and pointed to her front fender, speaking again.“He says he won’t make trouble for you this time.
What to read after Nanny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christina Skye to read onlineMoreLess
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