The Runaway
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He glanced at himself in the mirror of the washroom and grimaced. His mouth tasted foul and he knew his breath was in danger of being condemned by the health officials. He pulled out some gum and chewed on it for a moment, relishing the taste of the spearmint and the feeling of having liquid in his mouth again. Sluicing his face under the cold water faucet, he tried to wake himself up, feeling a pounding headache begin.
Never again.
He smiled as he thought that. It was the same as usual. He got ...drunk, seriously drunk, every time he tied one on with Petey, and last night had been no exception.
After a few drinks and a meal in the Stakis restaurant on Broadway, they had adjourned to a topless bar a few blocks east. The girls were ugly, the drink plentiful and the hours negotiable. He had resisted the temptation of a redhead with breasts like lumps of concrete and finally slumped back in his seat unconscious.
He had woken up ten minutes ago as the cleaners arrived. Petey was on the floor next to a blonde-haired black woman with non-existent breasts and buck teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He glanced at himself in the mirror of the washroom and grimaced. His mouth tasted foul and he knew his breath was in danger of being condemned by the health officials. He pulled out some gum and chewed on it for a moment, relishing the taste of the spearmint and the feeling of having liquid in his mouth again. Sluicing his face under the cold water faucet, he tried to wake himself up, feeling a pounding headache begin.
Never again.
He smiled as he thought that. It was the same as usual. He got ...drunk, seriously drunk, every time he tied one on with Petey, and last night had been no exception.
After a few drinks and a meal in the Stakis restaurant on Broadway, they had adjourned to a topless bar a few blocks east. The girls were ugly, the drink plentiful and the hours negotiable. He had resisted the temptation of a redhead with breasts like lumps of concrete and finally slumped back in his seat unconscious.
He had woken up ten minutes ago as the cleaners arrived. Petey was on the floor next to a blonde-haired black woman with non-existent breasts and buck teeth.
What to read after The Runaway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martina Cole to read onlineMoreLess
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