The Devil's Puzzle
The Devil's Puzzle
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Jesse said as we ate lunch two hours later. “They dated in high school, more than thirty years ago.”
“It’s just interesting. They don’t seem to like each other now.”
“What’s hard to imagine is that they liked each other then. Glad dating a local gardener working his way through college? Hardly seems like the type of guy to get her attention.”
“You mean she would go for sophisticated, worldly men,” I said.
“No, I mean she would go for rich men.”
“Like Winston?”
He tilted his head and stared at me.... “He was more than twice her age.”
“So what?”
He shrugged. “I guess it’s a possibility, but I doubt Glad will tell us if it’s true.”
“Speaking of Glad, did you ask her about last night?”
“Not yet.”
“Why not? Did you look at what she did to Archer’s grave?”
“What someone did,” he said. “It was red paint, nearly a whole gallon of it. You were right about that. It must have been the person you saw running into the cemetery, which may or may not have been Glad.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jesse said as we ate lunch two hours later. “They dated in high school, more than thirty years ago.”
“It’s just interesting. They don’t seem to like each other now.”
“What’s hard to imagine is that they liked each other then. Glad dating a local gardener working his way through college? Hardly seems like the type of guy to get her attention.”
“You mean she would go for sophisticated, worldly men,” I said.
“No, I mean she would go for rich men.”
“Like Winston?”
He tilted his head and stared at me.... “He was more than twice her age.”
“So what?”
He shrugged. “I guess it’s a possibility, but I doubt Glad will tell us if it’s true.”
“Speaking of Glad, did you ask her about last night?”
“Not yet.”
“Why not? Did you look at what she did to Archer’s grave?”
“What someone did,” he said. “It was red paint, nearly a whole gallon of it. You were right about that. It must have been the person you saw running into the cemetery, which may or may not have been Glad.”
What to read after The Devil's Puzzle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare O'donohue to read onlineMoreLess
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