The Last Kind Words
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I sat at his office desk and picked up the phone. “Home” was #1 on his speed dial. I punched the button and wondered if Kimmy would answer. I wasn’t sure what the hell I would say if she did. I realized as the line connected that I hadn’t put much thought into this plan.
Chub gave a very tentative “Hello.”
He saw that he was being called by his own garage, after hours. I thought perhaps I should say my name at least, tell him to meet me. But I didn’t. I felt safer in my anonymity. I was afraid o...f my own best friend. I was a cowardly fuck. I hung up.
It took him fifteen minutes to tear ass over from his house. He was driving a ’64 Shelby Cobra 289 Roadster, another classic muscle car he must’ve restored himself. Some he sold, some he kept.
He was a disciplined planner when it came to getaways, but he didn’t know what to do when entering his own garage that had mysteriously called him and hung up in his face. I watched him standing out there in the dark, wondering which way he should play it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sat at his office desk and picked up the phone. “Home” was #1 on his speed dial. I punched the button and wondered if Kimmy would answer. I wasn’t sure what the hell I would say if she did. I realized as the line connected that I hadn’t put much thought into this plan.
Chub gave a very tentative “Hello.”
He saw that he was being called by his own garage, after hours. I thought perhaps I should say my name at least, tell him to meet me. But I didn’t. I felt safer in my anonymity. I was afraid o...f my own best friend. I was a cowardly fuck. I hung up.
It took him fifteen minutes to tear ass over from his house. He was driving a ’64 Shelby Cobra 289 Roadster, another classic muscle car he must’ve restored himself. Some he sold, some he kept.
He was a disciplined planner when it came to getaways, but he didn’t know what to do when entering his own garage that had mysteriously called him and hung up in his face. I watched him standing out there in the dark, wondering which way he should play it.
What to read after The Last Kind Words?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piccirilli, Tom to read onlineMoreLess
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