The Journal: Fault Line (The Journal book 5)
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Trevor asked as he rinsed his coffee cup in the kitchen sink.
“I’ll be there a little later. I want to drop off these questionnaires to Dr. Hebert,” Christine replied. “I don’t know about you, but I really wasn’t comfortable asking all those questions to strangers.”
“Me neither.”
“Then if you don’t mind I’m telling him we’re done,” she said emphatically.
“Fine with me. I got some real hinky feelings from him and I don’t trust him. The little they’re paying us isn’t worth it. Besides, we really d...on’t need the money,” Trevor reassured her.
*** “I’m here to drop off these surveys for Dr.
Hebert. Can you make sure he gets them?” Christine told the same young man at the reception desk. She handed him a large yellow envelope.
“He’s in his office, you can go right in.”
“No, that’s okay, I don’t need to see him.”
She turned to leave.
“Christine!” Dr. Hebert called out to her, and seeing the envelope said, “I want to thank you for doing this.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Trevor asked as he rinsed his coffee cup in the kitchen sink.
“I’ll be there a little later. I want to drop off these questionnaires to Dr. Hebert,” Christine replied. “I don’t know about you, but I really wasn’t comfortable asking all those questions to strangers.”
“Me neither.”
“Then if you don’t mind I’m telling him we’re done,” she said emphatically.
“Fine with me. I got some real hinky feelings from him and I don’t trust him. The little they’re paying us isn’t worth it. Besides, we really d...on’t need the money,” Trevor reassured her.
*** “I’m here to drop off these surveys for Dr.
Hebert. Can you make sure he gets them?” Christine told the same young man at the reception desk. She handed him a large yellow envelope.
“He’s in his office, you can go right in.”
“No, that’s okay, I don’t need to see him.”
She turned to leave.
“Christine!” Dr. Hebert called out to her, and seeing the envelope said, “I want to thank you for doing this.”
What to read after The Journal: Fault Line (The Journal book 5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, Deborah D. to read onlineMoreLess
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