The Cellar
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Sunlight on his face woke Roy. He lifted his head off his rolled jeans, and propped himself up with his elbows. The campfire was out. A sparrow, near the campfire remains, was plucking bread from a clump that Joni had probably spit out. The backpack stood upright, closed and safe.
In daylight, the clearing didn’t seem nearly as secluded as it had in the dark. The trees surrounding it were farther apart, the spaces between them offering a wider view than he’d thought. Worse, a hillside overlooked... the area.
As he looked up at the hillside, he heard an engine. He saw the blue roof of a car rush by.
“Oh shit,” he muttered.
He unzipped the side of the mummy bag and crawled out. Standing, he unrolled his jeans. He reached into them and pulled out his Jockey shorts. Balancing on one foot, then the other, he stepped into them.
He heard voices.
“Oh shit oh shit.”
He sat down quickly on the mummy bag and started pulling on his jeans.
Two hikers, a young couple, came striding along the hillside just above his camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sunlight on his face woke Roy. He lifted his head off his rolled jeans, and propped himself up with his elbows. The campfire was out. A sparrow, near the campfire remains, was plucking bread from a clump that Joni had probably spit out. The backpack stood upright, closed and safe.
In daylight, the clearing didn’t seem nearly as secluded as it had in the dark. The trees surrounding it were farther apart, the spaces between them offering a wider view than he’d thought. Worse, a hillside overlooked... the area.
As he looked up at the hillside, he heard an engine. He saw the blue roof of a car rush by.
“Oh shit,” he muttered.
He unzipped the side of the mummy bag and crawled out. Standing, he unrolled his jeans. He reached into them and pulled out his Jockey shorts. Balancing on one foot, then the other, he stepped into them.
He heard voices.
“Oh shit oh shit.”
He sat down quickly on the mummy bag and started pulling on his jeans.
Two hikers, a young couple, came striding along the hillside just above his camp.
What to read after The Cellar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Laymon to read onlineMoreLess
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