Passenger
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I wanted to call him just to ask that question.
I wanted to throw his goddamned business card out the window.
And I wanted to go back to Marbury.
* * * “Dude. You look sick, and I’m fucking starving. What took you so long?”
Conner was sitting on the edge of his bed, shoeless, leaning his chin toward the video game on the television in front of him, when I came into his room.
He looked the same, sounded the same. And I felt so relieved seeing him, like he’d been missing for years. I could hav...e hugged him, but I knew what he would have said if I did.
This is real, isn’t it?
I pushed the door shut behind me, and Conner turned off his game. It was one of those ones where you kill an enemy army. Nice.
“I got stopped by a cop.”
Conner laughed. “Shit. Did you get a ticket?”
“No. I talked him out of it.”
Keep it up, Jack.
And I could feel that business card in one pocket, the glasses in the other. And here was Conner, sitting all loose and comfortable in front of me, with one of his knees bent sideways on the mattress, propping an elbow on it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wanted to call him just to ask that question.
I wanted to throw his goddamned business card out the window.
And I wanted to go back to Marbury.
* * * “Dude. You look sick, and I’m fucking starving. What took you so long?”
Conner was sitting on the edge of his bed, shoeless, leaning his chin toward the video game on the television in front of him, when I came into his room.
He looked the same, sounded the same. And I felt so relieved seeing him, like he’d been missing for years. I could hav...e hugged him, but I knew what he would have said if I did.
This is real, isn’t it?
I pushed the door shut behind me, and Conner turned off his game. It was one of those ones where you kill an enemy army. Nice.
“I got stopped by a cop.”
Conner laughed. “Shit. Did you get a ticket?”
“No. I talked him out of it.”
Keep it up, Jack.
And I could feel that business card in one pocket, the glasses in the other. And here was Conner, sitting all loose and comfortable in front of me, with one of his knees bent sideways on the mattress, propping an elbow on it.
What to read after Passenger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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