Riverboat Point
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“Hello?” he called.
There was no answer. He stuck his head inside the living area of the boat. A strong smell of disinfectant greeted him. He called again. Still no answer from Savannah. He walked the full way round the outside and climbed a few of the steps to check the sun-deck. She was nowhere to be seen. Perhaps she’d finished and was waiting for him up at the house.
He retraced his steps and followed the path until he reached the sliding door. Music was playing and through the glass he coul...d see Savannah. She had her back to him and she was exercising in time to the music. He watched her a moment. Her body moved in perfect symmetry. No sign of the stiffness she sometimes had when she walked. He tapped on the glass. She spun around and slid open the door.
“How’s the clean-up going?” he asked.
“Terrible,” she said. She ran her fingers through her wet hair. “I had to have a shower. The boat was filthy. I can’t believe people could leave it in such a state.”
“Really?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hello?” he called.
There was no answer. He stuck his head inside the living area of the boat. A strong smell of disinfectant greeted him. He called again. Still no answer from Savannah. He walked the full way round the outside and climbed a few of the steps to check the sun-deck. She was nowhere to be seen. Perhaps she’d finished and was waiting for him up at the house.
He retraced his steps and followed the path until he reached the sliding door. Music was playing and through the glass he coul...d see Savannah. She had her back to him and she was exercising in time to the music. He watched her a moment. Her body moved in perfect symmetry. No sign of the stiffness she sometimes had when she walked. He tapped on the glass. She spun around and slid open the door.
“How’s the clean-up going?” he asked.
“Terrible,” she said. She ran her fingers through her wet hair. “I had to have a shower. The boat was filthy. I can’t believe people could leave it in such a state.”
“Really?
What to read after Riverboat Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tricia Stringer to read onlineMoreLess
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