The Messenger (2012)
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Since then, nothing.
Chamai has vanished. Grimaldi, on whom he now realizes he has developed a sort of senior crush, is all the way across town doing something more important.
He calls Alice at the hospital but there is no answer.
He sits in his room, stares at the furniture. There is no one to talk to. Barrigar and all his homies are still back there in chicken land.
His driver knocks at the door. A plastic bag with new clothes—a blue FBI jumpsuit and stiff black cap in a plastic bag. They’re s...upposed to be downtown in ten.
They drive through a tawny city of endless horizons and sparkling skyscrapers. He tries another call to Atlanta and gets Irene. He can tell from her voice how much she has been dreading his call. “I’m so sorry for you, Dr. Watterman,” is how she begins the conversation.
“How is she doing?” Somehow he is able to manufacture his I-am-in-control voice once again.
“She’s slipping away, she’s slipping away on us. I’m so sorry—” and here he can hear Irene starting to cry, a snort, and then a little murmur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since then, nothing.
Chamai has vanished. Grimaldi, on whom he now realizes he has developed a sort of senior crush, is all the way across town doing something more important.
He calls Alice at the hospital but there is no answer.
He sits in his room, stares at the furniture. There is no one to talk to. Barrigar and all his homies are still back there in chicken land.
His driver knocks at the door. A plastic bag with new clothes—a blue FBI jumpsuit and stiff black cap in a plastic bag. They’re s...upposed to be downtown in ten.
They drive through a tawny city of endless horizons and sparkling skyscrapers. He tries another call to Atlanta and gets Irene. He can tell from her voice how much she has been dreading his call. “I’m so sorry for you, Dr. Watterman,” is how she begins the conversation.
“How is she doing?” Somehow he is able to manufacture his I-am-in-control voice once again.
“She’s slipping away, she’s slipping away on us. I’m so sorry—” and here he can hear Irene starting to cry, a snort, and then a little murmur.
What to read after The Messenger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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