Perfect Justice
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BEN WAS GRATIFIED TO find that Deputy Gustafson was not on duty when he arrived at the jailhouse the next morning. Sheriff Collier waved Ben through, never once making eye contact with him. Ben wondered how much he knew about the beating Gustafson had dished out when Ben was here before. More than he cared to acknowledge, Ben guessed.
Vick was the only inmate of the county jail that afternoon, which Ben realized had probably been true for most of the time Vick had spent behind bars. That had to ...get lonely, day after day. Ben only hoped the mounting loneliness would make Vick more talkative than he had been last time around.
Vick rose from his cot when he saw Ben come down the hallway. “Are you here for a visit,” he asked, “or are you staying the night?”
“I’m definitely not staying the night,” Ben answered. “Ever again, if I can help it.”
Vick grabbed the cell bars. “What makes you think you can spring me from this hellhole when you can’t keep yourself out?”
“That night was no party for me,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BEN WAS GRATIFIED TO find that Deputy Gustafson was not on duty when he arrived at the jailhouse the next morning. Sheriff Collier waved Ben through, never once making eye contact with him. Ben wondered how much he knew about the beating Gustafson had dished out when Ben was here before. More than he cared to acknowledge, Ben guessed.
Vick was the only inmate of the county jail that afternoon, which Ben realized had probably been true for most of the time Vick had spent behind bars. That had to ...get lonely, day after day. Ben only hoped the mounting loneliness would make Vick more talkative than he had been last time around.
Vick rose from his cot when he saw Ben come down the hallway. “Are you here for a visit,” he asked, “or are you staying the night?”
“I’m definitely not staying the night,” Ben answered. “Ever again, if I can help it.”
Vick grabbed the cell bars. “What makes you think you can spring me from this hellhole when you can’t keep yourself out?”
“That night was no party for me,”
What to read after Perfect Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bernhardt to read onlineMoreLess
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