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Romy said as their cab climbed the on-ramp to the Brooklyn Bridge, “this is unnecessary. I’m more than capable of finding my own way home.”
“You heard what our friend said this afternoon,” Patrick replied. “ ‘Be careful.’ And that’s what we’re doing.”
Beside him, in the darkness of the rear seat, he saw her shake her head. “An awfully long trip.”
“Not if I’m with you.”
Light from a passing car reflected off her smile. “What a nice thing to say. But perhaps I should have phrased it a little diffe...rently: This is going to be an awfully long round trip.”
As the bejeweled towers of Lower Manhattan dwindled behind them, Patrick thought about the day. A good day. Any day with more ups than downs was a good day. After the shock of learning who was behind the SLA and the globulin farm murders had worn off, and Patrick had settled down from his initial elation over the news of the pregnant sim, they’d brainstormed ways to find Meerm. Reverend Eckert’s exhortation to his followers to track her down for him instead of for SimGen—a message he’d be hammering into his viewers day after day—would help, but they still hadn’t figured out a way to fit Tome into the equation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Romy said as their cab climbed the on-ramp to the Brooklyn Bridge, “this is unnecessary. I’m more than capable of finding my own way home.”
“You heard what our friend said this afternoon,” Patrick replied. “ ‘Be careful.’ And that’s what we’re doing.”
Beside him, in the darkness of the rear seat, he saw her shake her head. “An awfully long trip.”
“Not if I’m with you.”
Light from a passing car reflected off her smile. “What a nice thing to say. But perhaps I should have phrased it a little diffe...rently: This is going to be an awfully long round trip.”
As the bejeweled towers of Lower Manhattan dwindled behind them, Patrick thought about the day. A good day. Any day with more ups than downs was a good day. After the shock of learning who was behind the SLA and the globulin farm murders had worn off, and Patrick had settled down from his initial elation over the news of the pregnant sim, they’d brainstormed ways to find Meerm. Reverend Eckert’s exhortation to his followers to track her down for him instead of for SimGen—a message he’d be hammering into his viewers day after day—would help, but they still hadn’t figured out a way to fit Tome into the equation.
What to read after Sims?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F. Paul Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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