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Christina paced a corridor in Auckland hospital and slammed the cell phone closed.The disinfectant scent made Susan’s head ache, while worry for Julia had her stomach roiling like the Hauraki Gulf during a storm. She opened her cell and dialed Connor. Nothing. His phone wasn’t turned on.Christina stalked back to her, her runners squeaking on the faded tiles when she executed an abrupt turn.“Stop pacing. It’s driving me nuts,” Susan snapped.“Julia looked so pale. You don’t think she’s taken drugs..., do you? They wouldn’t tell me anything because I’m not family.”“It was lucky we went round to her flat,” Susan said. “At least we contacted her father. He said he’d be here as soon as he could get a flight from LA.”Christina frowned. “Both Connor and Maggie were at rugby. That’s the last time I saw them.”“Well, neither of them is answering their phones. I’ve rung them at home. Connor’s flatmate said he was away for the weekend with some woman.”Christina’s frown deepened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christina paced a corridor in Auckland hospital and slammed the cell phone closed.The disinfectant scent made Susan’s head ache, while worry for Julia had her stomach roiling like the Hauraki Gulf during a storm. She opened her cell and dialed Connor. Nothing. His phone wasn’t turned on.Christina stalked back to her, her runners squeaking on the faded tiles when she executed an abrupt turn.“Stop pacing. It’s driving me nuts,” Susan snapped.“Julia looked so pale. You don’t think she’s taken drugs..., do you? They wouldn’t tell me anything because I’m not family.”“It was lucky we went round to her flat,” Susan said. “At least we contacted her father. He said he’d be here as soon as he could get a flight from LA.”Christina frowned. “Both Connor and Maggie were at rugby. That’s the last time I saw them.”“Well, neither of them is answering their phones. I’ve rung them at home. Connor’s flatmate said he was away for the weekend with some woman.”Christina’s frown deepened.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shelley Munro to read onlineMoreLess
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