The Fight for Lizzie Flowers
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Even Flo, who arrived on her bicycle on the bright May morning, had to agree that Lizzie, in the circumstances, had made the wisest decision.
The week before, Lizzie had been shocked to find four burly young men on her doorstep. Danny introduced them as her new porters. He told her they would work in shifts. Two by night and two in the day.
‘You’ll have twenty-four-hour cover,’ he had explained. ‘Don’t ask them any questions. If there’s trouble, you and Pol get in the van and drive over ...to me.
Leave them and Bert to sort out a problem.’ ‘I can’t afford four extra wages,’ she’d protested, but Danny had shrugged this away.
‘They’re paid for.’ ‘What?’ ‘It’s settled, Lizzie. Don’t ask no more.’ ‘They’re dodgy, ain’t they?’ ‘They’re what you need right now.’ She had reluctantly agreed and forced herself to watch the men dressed in porter’s clothes, cloth caps and boots acquaint themselves with her business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even Flo, who arrived on her bicycle on the bright May morning, had to agree that Lizzie, in the circumstances, had made the wisest decision.
The week before, Lizzie had been shocked to find four burly young men on her doorstep. Danny introduced them as her new porters. He told her they would work in shifts. Two by night and two in the day.
‘You’ll have twenty-four-hour cover,’ he had explained. ‘Don’t ask them any questions. If there’s trouble, you and Pol get in the van and drive over ...to me.
Leave them and Bert to sort out a problem.’ ‘I can’t afford four extra wages,’ she’d protested, but Danny had shrugged this away.
‘They’re paid for.’ ‘What?’ ‘It’s settled, Lizzie. Don’t ask no more.’ ‘They’re dodgy, ain’t they?’ ‘They’re what you need right now.’ She had reluctantly agreed and forced herself to watch the men dressed in porter’s clothes, cloth caps and boots acquaint themselves with her business.
What to read after The Fight for Lizzie Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carol Rivers to read onlineMoreLess
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