The Outback Stars
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Gallivan said to Myell at breakfast, half an hour before quarters, as they sat in a corner booth on the mess decks. On the overvids, Hal and Sal showed excerpts from Chief Nitta’s memorial service. His autopsy results were already the subject of rumor and gossip on the ship’s message boards.
Myell stared at his gib. “You’re wrong.”
Gallivan snatched one of Myell’s pieces of toast. “Punching Lange in front of a dozen witnesses cemented the rumors.”
“What rumors?”
“What do you think, that we’re al...l daft? Saw her sitting with Commander Osherman during the memorial service, though. Heard they were an item on the Yangtze.”
Myell peered over the top of the gib. “Do you want me to punch you?”
“Certainly not,” Gallivan said. “I’m just saying nothing good can come of it.”
“Shut up, Mike.”
Gallivan managed to stay quiet for only a moment. “Did you find your lizard yet?”
“No.” Myell knew it was absurd to grieve over a missing gecko, but he felt sick just the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gallivan said to Myell at breakfast, half an hour before quarters, as they sat in a corner booth on the mess decks. On the overvids, Hal and Sal showed excerpts from Chief Nitta’s memorial service. His autopsy results were already the subject of rumor and gossip on the ship’s message boards.
Myell stared at his gib. “You’re wrong.”
Gallivan snatched one of Myell’s pieces of toast. “Punching Lange in front of a dozen witnesses cemented the rumors.”
“What rumors?”
“What do you think, that we’re al...l daft? Saw her sitting with Commander Osherman during the memorial service, though. Heard they were an item on the Yangtze.”
Myell peered over the top of the gib. “Do you want me to punch you?”
“Certainly not,” Gallivan said. “I’m just saying nothing good can come of it.”
“Shut up, Mike.”
Gallivan managed to stay quiet for only a moment. “Did you find your lizard yet?”
“No.” Myell knew it was absurd to grieve over a missing gecko, but he felt sick just the same.
What to read after The Outback Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Mcdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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