The Lost
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But he was cute and funny in a way and a pretty good kisser. And she was probably half crazy herself. Or there were times she absolutely had been. So who was she to talk?
She sat cross-legged on the bed smoking one of his outrageous joints, bigger than a filter-tip cigarette and listening to the Stones’ “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” on the radio for about the billionth time and considered the guy. Was she going to stick around with him for awhile or look farther? For sure he was eccentric. He didn’t even... like the Beatles, for god’s sake. Made a whole big deal about it.
Who didn’t like the Beatles? Even her father did.
And that weird walk of his—what was that all about?
His hair was long but it was more like the way Elvis was wearing it these days minus the great big exaggerated sideburns than like anybody truly hip and she suspected that like Elvis, he dyed it. The mole on his cheek was definitely enhanced by eyebrow pencil. And she’d be willing to bet he was using eyeshadow on the lids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he was cute and funny in a way and a pretty good kisser. And she was probably half crazy herself. Or there were times she absolutely had been. So who was she to talk?
She sat cross-legged on the bed smoking one of his outrageous joints, bigger than a filter-tip cigarette and listening to the Stones’ “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” on the radio for about the billionth time and considered the guy. Was she going to stick around with him for awhile or look farther? For sure he was eccentric. He didn’t even... like the Beatles, for god’s sake. Made a whole big deal about it.
Who didn’t like the Beatles? Even her father did.
And that weird walk of his—what was that all about?
His hair was long but it was more like the way Elvis was wearing it these days minus the great big exaggerated sideburns than like anybody truly hip and she suspected that like Elvis, he dyed it. The mole on his cheek was definitely enhanced by eyebrow pencil. And she’d be willing to bet he was using eyeshadow on the lids.
What to read after The Lost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Ketchum to read onlineMoreLess
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