Siege of Stone
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As he and Laika entered the grocer's shop, the man looked startled and forced a smile at the strangers. When they took their selections to the register, he avoided eye contact as he tallied up the bill.
"Beautiful day," Laika observed. He glanced up and nodded, then went back to his sums. "Is there a pub in town you might recommend?" He would have to talk now, Joseph thought.
"Black Bear," he said, not looking up.
"Is anything wrong?" Laika asked.
"Wrong?" Still he looked down.
"When we came in,... you looked as though you expected to . . . see a ghost." Now he looked up, gave a sickly smile, and forced a laugh. "Oh no, not me." The implication was obvious.
"Others have, then, eh?" Laika said, as though she knew.
"I wouldna know anything about that." He straightened up. "That's thirty-three pounds and forty-seven pence." Laika paid, and they picked up the bags and walked out. The grocer kept his gaze fixed firmly on the floor.
"There's a man who's hiding something," Laika said outside, as they put the groceries into the trunk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he and Laika entered the grocer's shop, the man looked startled and forced a smile at the strangers. When they took their selections to the register, he avoided eye contact as he tallied up the bill.
"Beautiful day," Laika observed. He glanced up and nodded, then went back to his sums. "Is there a pub in town you might recommend?" He would have to talk now, Joseph thought.
"Black Bear," he said, not looking up.
"Is anything wrong?" Laika asked.
"Wrong?" Still he looked down.
"When we came in,... you looked as though you expected to . . . see a ghost." Now he looked up, gave a sickly smile, and forced a laugh. "Oh no, not me." The implication was obvious.
"Others have, then, eh?" Laika said, as though she knew.
"I wouldna know anything about that." He straightened up. "That's thirty-three pounds and forty-seven pence." Laika paid, and they picked up the bags and walked out. The grocer kept his gaze fixed firmly on the floor.
"There's a man who's hiding something," Laika said outside, as they put the groceries into the trunk.
What to read after Siege of Stone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chet Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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