The Missing Link
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They entered the building to even more stares and whispers than was usual, though it was uncertain whether this was a good or bad sign. Vice-principal Ramage, who was standing near the entrance, made directly for Zack.
"Here it comes," Lilly whispered.
"Mr. Deville," Professor Ramage said, as she studied Zack's swollen cheek, "might I have a word?" "I'll see you later," Zack said, as he quickly followed on the Vice-principal's heels.
Inside the reception area, he saw Dalimar, Squim a...nd the three other gang members squished together on a small bench. He noted with some satisfaction that four of them looked pretty rough.
Vice-principal Ramage closed her door and indicated the chair in front of her desk.
"Please take a seat." Zack inhaled deeply. He was ready. Self-defense. It was purely an act of self-preservation.
"First of all Mr. Deville, on behalf of the faculty, the school and the rest of the community, I wish to apologize." He obviously hadn't heard that right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They entered the building to even more stares and whispers than was usual, though it was uncertain whether this was a good or bad sign. Vice-principal Ramage, who was standing near the entrance, made directly for Zack.
"Here it comes," Lilly whispered.
"Mr. Deville," Professor Ramage said, as she studied Zack's swollen cheek, "might I have a word?" "I'll see you later," Zack said, as he quickly followed on the Vice-principal's heels.
Inside the reception area, he saw Dalimar, Squim a...nd the three other gang members squished together on a small bench. He noted with some satisfaction that four of them looked pretty rough.
Vice-principal Ramage closed her door and indicated the chair in front of her desk.
"Please take a seat." Zack inhaled deeply. He was ready. Self-defense. It was purely an act of self-preservation.
"First of all Mr. Deville, on behalf of the faculty, the school and the rest of the community, I wish to apologize." He obviously hadn't heard that right.
What to read after The Missing Link?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Tysdale to read onlineMoreLess
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