The Assassin And the Girl From the Coffee Shop
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She tried to concentrate on his words and the target that he'd set up for her. It was a simple board, with a bull's-eye painted on it.
The cool metal of the pistol felt ominous to her, as he placed the gun in her hands. The day had seemed like some surreal dream that she hoped to wake up from. She wasn't a killer; she'd never even seen a gun up close until today. She was a hostess at a coffee shop; she served customers for minimum wage plus tips. She didn't know anything about guns and really di...dn't want to start learning now.
Trying to remain calm, she attempted to focus on his words.
"Keep it pointed down, angled towards the ground at all times unless firing, understand. And always keep a firm grip." She nibbled at her lower lip and nodded, tightening her grip on the gun, and keeping her fingers clear of the trigger.
"Alright, now. What I…" "I don't think I'm cut out for this," she interrupted. "I don't think I need to learn it either, I trust you." Scott sighed loudly in her ear. "Look.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She tried to concentrate on his words and the target that he'd set up for her. It was a simple board, with a bull's-eye painted on it.
The cool metal of the pistol felt ominous to her, as he placed the gun in her hands. The day had seemed like some surreal dream that she hoped to wake up from. She wasn't a killer; she'd never even seen a gun up close until today. She was a hostess at a coffee shop; she served customers for minimum wage plus tips. She didn't know anything about guns and really di...dn't want to start learning now.
Trying to remain calm, she attempted to focus on his words.
"Keep it pointed down, angled towards the ground at all times unless firing, understand. And always keep a firm grip." She nibbled at her lower lip and nodded, tightening her grip on the gun, and keeping her fingers clear of the trigger.
"Alright, now. What I…" "I don't think I'm cut out for this," she interrupted. "I don't think I need to learn it either, I trust you." Scott sighed loudly in her ear. "Look.
What to read after The Assassin And the Girl From the Coffee Shop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Towers to read onlineMoreLess
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