Sullivan's Justice
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Neil was leaning against the wall in the open garage. One of the officers had brought him a pair of jeans and a white sweatshirt they’d found in the laundry room.
While the crime scene technicians went about their job of collecting evidence inside the residence, Carolyn drilled Neil. She asked him if he’d seen Laurel earlier.
“That’s what I’m concerned about,” he said, lowering his head. “She came here and we had lunch. I asked her to marry me.”
“Did she accept?”
He swallowed hard. “No.”
“For y...our own good, don’t ever repeat that,” his sister said in a hushed voice. “If you do, you’ll give the police a motive.”
“I understand,” Neil said, sniffing. “We got into a big fight. You know how I hate rejection. She said she could explain everything, but I was too bent out of shape to listen. Th-that . . . was the last time I saw her alive.”
Now she understood his comment about messing up. Although he kept it under control most of the time, Neil had a temper and had been known to fly off the handle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neil was leaning against the wall in the open garage. One of the officers had brought him a pair of jeans and a white sweatshirt they’d found in the laundry room.
While the crime scene technicians went about their job of collecting evidence inside the residence, Carolyn drilled Neil. She asked him if he’d seen Laurel earlier.
“That’s what I’m concerned about,” he said, lowering his head. “She came here and we had lunch. I asked her to marry me.”
“Did she accept?”
He swallowed hard. “No.”
“For y...our own good, don’t ever repeat that,” his sister said in a hushed voice. “If you do, you’ll give the police a motive.”
“I understand,” Neil said, sniffing. “We got into a big fight. You know how I hate rejection. She said she could explain everything, but I was too bent out of shape to listen. Th-that . . . was the last time I saw her alive.”
Now she understood his comment about messing up. Although he kept it under control most of the time, Neil had a temper and had been known to fly off the handle.
What to read after Sullivan's Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Taylor Rosenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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