The Final Act (2008)
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Michael slid onto the bar stool beside Jake and held up a hand to get the bartender’s attention.
Jake didn’t reply, reminding Michael why he never talked to the guy. It was too hard to pull words out of him. They stared up at the TV where a poker tournament was on. The high bidder had just been dealt a two of clubs and jack of diamonds that matched nothing on the table. He was going to have to fold or bluff.
The bartender brought a pair of bottles. Michael took a swig of the cold ale and set the... bottle down. He gazed at the television another moment before plunging in. “Hey, man. I know we don’t know each other. We’ve never talked. Your life is none of my business.”
Jake’s raised eyebrow answered eloquently.
Michael paused, searching for words that wouldn’t sound condescending as he gave unasked for advice. “I think we’re a lot alike, you and me.”
“Yeah? How’s that?”
“Don’t talk about feelings. Don’t like to commit. All that shit.”
Jake stared at the bottle in front of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Michael slid onto the bar stool beside Jake and held up a hand to get the bartender’s attention.
Jake didn’t reply, reminding Michael why he never talked to the guy. It was too hard to pull words out of him. They stared up at the TV where a poker tournament was on. The high bidder had just been dealt a two of clubs and jack of diamonds that matched nothing on the table. He was going to have to fold or bluff.
The bartender brought a pair of bottles. Michael took a swig of the cold ale and set the... bottle down. He gazed at the television another moment before plunging in. “Hey, man. I know we don’t know each other. We’ve never talked. Your life is none of my business.”
Jake’s raised eyebrow answered eloquently.
Michael paused, searching for words that wouldn’t sound condescending as he gave unasked for advice. “I think we’re a lot alike, you and me.”
“Yeah? How’s that?”
“Don’t talk about feelings. Don’t like to commit. All that shit.”
Jake stared at the bottle in front of him.
What to read after The Final Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Dee to read onlineMoreLess
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