The Willingness to Burn
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Sitting in the bleacher was their coach holding onto a clipboard with a sack of soccer balls tied up by his feet.
Jace had been dropped off earlier by his mom on her way to work. She worked nights, and on nights when she was working, she would drop him off to soccer practice and his dad would pick him up on his way home.
Jace and Benny, the coach’s son, were the only two left over from soccer practice, which had gotten out about fifteen minutes earlier. The coach, a working man himself, ...was always sympatric to others schedules, and took no fault in waiting an extra few minutes to make sure all of his players got home safely. After all, they were his responsibility for the time being. That’s how he saw it, anyway.
The grey work truck pulled up and parked in the distance. His father’s signature Be-Be-BEEEEEP-BEEEP echoed throughout empty field. Jace looked up from his highly competitive, “You can’t get past me”, game with Benny to see his dad getting out of the truck to stand by the door and wait for him, as he always did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sitting in the bleacher was their coach holding onto a clipboard with a sack of soccer balls tied up by his feet.
Jace had been dropped off earlier by his mom on her way to work. She worked nights, and on nights when she was working, she would drop him off to soccer practice and his dad would pick him up on his way home.
Jace and Benny, the coach’s son, were the only two left over from soccer practice, which had gotten out about fifteen minutes earlier. The coach, a working man himself, ...was always sympatric to others schedules, and took no fault in waiting an extra few minutes to make sure all of his players got home safely. After all, they were his responsibility for the time being. That’s how he saw it, anyway.
The grey work truck pulled up and parked in the distance. His father’s signature Be-Be-BEEEEEP-BEEEP echoed throughout empty field. Jace looked up from his highly competitive, “You can’t get past me”, game with Benny to see his dad getting out of the truck to stand by the door and wait for him, as he always did.
What to read after The Willingness to Burn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. P. London to read onlineMoreLess
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