One-Way Ticket
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I asked Judge Lancaster. “They want more money.” She blew out a loud, injudicious breath. “You were right about that. But you were wrong about the amount. This time they want five hundred thousand.”
“Only half a million.”
“Yes,” she said. “Only.”
“What did they say about Robert?”
“I talked to Robert.”
“You did? You had a conversation with him?”
“Yes.” She paused. “Well, not exactly a conversation. I said I wanted to speak with my grandson, and they put him on the phone, and he said hello. I aske...d if he was all right, and he said he was okay. Then they took the phone away from him.”
“Are you sure it was him?”
“Certainly. I know Robert’s voice. He sounded terrible. But it was he.”
“Terrible how?”
“Groggy,” she said. “Raspy. I could barely hear him.”
“Like he was sick?”
“Yes. Weak. Disoriented.”
“Well,” I said, “it’s a relief just to know he’s still alive. So start from the beginning. Tell me everything.”
“This was just a few minutes ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I asked Judge Lancaster. “They want more money.” She blew out a loud, injudicious breath. “You were right about that. But you were wrong about the amount. This time they want five hundred thousand.”
“Only half a million.”
“Yes,” she said. “Only.”
“What did they say about Robert?”
“I talked to Robert.”
“You did? You had a conversation with him?”
“Yes.” She paused. “Well, not exactly a conversation. I said I wanted to speak with my grandson, and they put him on the phone, and he said hello. I aske...d if he was all right, and he said he was okay. Then they took the phone away from him.”
“Are you sure it was him?”
“Certainly. I know Robert’s voice. He sounded terrible. But it was he.”
“Terrible how?”
“Groggy,” she said. “Raspy. I could barely hear him.”
“Like he was sick?”
“Yes. Weak. Disoriented.”
“Well,” I said, “it’s a relief just to know he’s still alive. So start from the beginning. Tell me everything.”
“This was just a few minutes ago.
What to read after One-Way Ticket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William G. Tapply to read onlineMoreLess
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