The Accident
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When I returned to the living room, Twain was looking at me expectantly. But when I offered no details of what I’d found, he said, “Well, thank you for your time.”He left me his card, encouraged me to get in touch if I remembered anything that might be helpful, and left.“He seemed nice,” Kelly said. “What was in Mom’s purse?”“Nothing,” I said.“It had to be something. It was all noisy.”“It was nothing.”She knew I was lying, but she also knew I wasn’t going to say anything more.“Fine,” she said. “...I think I’ll just go back to being mad at you.” She stomped up the stairs and returned to her room, slamming the door behind her.I took the drug-filled purse from the cupboard and went to my downstairs office. I emptied the bag onto my desk and watched the containers roll out.“Son of a bitch,” I said to the empty room. “What the hell is all this, Sheila? What in the hell is this?”I picked up each of the small plastic jars, unscrewed the caps, peered inside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I returned to the living room, Twain was looking at me expectantly. But when I offered no details of what I’d found, he said, “Well, thank you for your time.”He left me his card, encouraged me to get in touch if I remembered anything that might be helpful, and left.“He seemed nice,” Kelly said. “What was in Mom’s purse?”“Nothing,” I said.“It had to be something. It was all noisy.”“It was nothing.”She knew I was lying, but she also knew I wasn’t going to say anything more.“Fine,” she said. “...I think I’ll just go back to being mad at you.” She stomped up the stairs and returned to her room, slamming the door behind her.I took the drug-filled purse from the cupboard and went to my downstairs office. I emptied the bag onto my desk and watched the containers roll out.“Son of a bitch,” I said to the empty room. “What the hell is all this, Sheila? What in the hell is this?”I picked up each of the small plastic jars, unscrewed the caps, peered inside.
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