The Firefighter's Girl
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Andy and Shannon had moved out into their own apartment on the ground floor of the same building. Ever since then, Jeff had been spending more time down there than at their own place. Her feelings about that made Rebecca uncomfortable. She didn’t miss him the nights he slept at Andy’s and whole days seemed to go by when she wouldn’t see him. But he would always turn up when he needed cash.She was worried about more than that though. Twice she’d had to go down to Andy’s apartment and both times, ...she had seen people in there she just had a strange feeling about. They were a lot like Andy and Shannon actually and Jeff seemed to be spending his days sitting on the couch in front of that new flat screen more and more. The last time she had gone down there was to give him some clippings from the paper that might have potential for work, and he had snapped at her. He did that more easily now and when he had come up the last time to make it up to her, his eyes had looked strange and she had asked him if he was stoned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andy and Shannon had moved out into their own apartment on the ground floor of the same building. Ever since then, Jeff had been spending more time down there than at their own place. Her feelings about that made Rebecca uncomfortable. She didn’t miss him the nights he slept at Andy’s and whole days seemed to go by when she wouldn’t see him. But he would always turn up when he needed cash.She was worried about more than that though. Twice she’d had to go down to Andy’s apartment and both times, ...she had seen people in there she just had a strange feeling about. They were a lot like Andy and Shannon actually and Jeff seemed to be spending his days sitting on the couch in front of that new flat screen more and more. The last time she had gone down there was to give him some clippings from the paper that might have potential for work, and he had snapped at her. He did that more easily now and when he had come up the last time to make it up to her, his eyes had looked strange and she had asked him if he was stoned.
What to read after The Firefighter's Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Natasha Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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