Running the Risk (2009)
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No one’s name was reported except for the owner’s, Ernesto Millard. He was quoted as saying, “No one was hurt, and we assume that there was really no gun, just someone with something that looked like a gun.”
Well, Ernesto Millard was not even there. And yes, it was a gun. Not something that “looked like a gun.” There was even a bullet hole in the ceiling if anyone wanted to see proof. But Ernesto wanted to make people feel safe about going back to Burger Heaven. He knew something like this might... hurt business. He had even phoned my house and talked to my father, suggesting that my dad urge me not to talk too much about what happened.
At school on Monday, I looked at the faces of my classmates. I noticed some of them looking at me kind of funny. At first I thought maybe it was all in my head, but then I saw Cam hanging out with a couple of his friends, Nick and Deacon. I could imagine Cam had told them his version of the events.
I ran into Deacon later that day in the washroom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one’s name was reported except for the owner’s, Ernesto Millard. He was quoted as saying, “No one was hurt, and we assume that there was really no gun, just someone with something that looked like a gun.”
Well, Ernesto Millard was not even there. And yes, it was a gun. Not something that “looked like a gun.” There was even a bullet hole in the ceiling if anyone wanted to see proof. But Ernesto wanted to make people feel safe about going back to Burger Heaven. He knew something like this might... hurt business. He had even phoned my house and talked to my father, suggesting that my dad urge me not to talk too much about what happened.
At school on Monday, I looked at the faces of my classmates. I noticed some of them looking at me kind of funny. At first I thought maybe it was all in my head, but then I saw Cam hanging out with a couple of his friends, Nick and Deacon. I could imagine Cam had told them his version of the events.
I ran into Deacon later that day in the washroom.
What to read after Running the Risk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lesley Choyce to read onlineMoreLess
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