Should Have Looked Away
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The downstairs lights were on, but the rooms empty. He could hear the television in their bedroom playing some chat show. Will did a tour of downstairs, checking and double checking the doors and windows. He switched on the back yard light and peeped out of the window. The yard was clear. He switched off the lights, took a deep breath and climbed the stairs. Before he faced Chrissy, he looked in on Jake and Louise: both were asleep.
As soon as he stepped into the bedroom Chrissy threw the TV... remote at him. She remained sitting up in bed, arms folded, staring at the television.
Will picked up the remote. ‘What?’ he asked.
‘You know what. Where the hell have you been? We’ve all been worried sick.’ ‘Both of them? What did you tell them?’ ‘I don’t mean them. Louise was already asleep when you said you’d be late, and Jake - well, he’s been in his room all evening. He doesn’t even know you were late.’ ‘Who do you mean then?’ ‘I had to call Dan and Jia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The downstairs lights were on, but the rooms empty. He could hear the television in their bedroom playing some chat show. Will did a tour of downstairs, checking and double checking the doors and windows. He switched on the back yard light and peeped out of the window. The yard was clear. He switched off the lights, took a deep breath and climbed the stairs. Before he faced Chrissy, he looked in on Jake and Louise: both were asleep.
As soon as he stepped into the bedroom Chrissy threw the TV... remote at him. She remained sitting up in bed, arms folded, staring at the television.
Will picked up the remote. ‘What?’ he asked.
‘You know what. Where the hell have you been? We’ve all been worried sick.’ ‘Both of them? What did you tell them?’ ‘I don’t mean them. Louise was already asleep when you said you’d be late, and Jake - well, he’s been in his room all evening. He doesn’t even know you were late.’ ‘Who do you mean then?’ ‘I had to call Dan and Jia.
What to read after Should Have Looked Away?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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