Triple Dare
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Joseph turned his gaze from Anna where she sat at a rather antiquated communications radio in the far corner of the cabin and grinned at Rob. “You got hollow legs tonight, Thorton?”
Rob leant back in his chair—a wobbly wooden construction more suitable for fire tinder than a place to rest your backside. He crossed his ankles on the desk before him, taking, in Joseph’s humble opinion, his life into his hands. “Hey, I’m allowed to be hungry.” He wriggled his toes in his own thick fluorescent-green... socks, took a mouthful of the beer he held in his hand and then grinned at Joseph. “I expended a lot of energy today.”
Joseph gave him a snort before digging around in the backpack at his feet for one of the saran-wrapped sandwiches Rob had packed that morning. His fingers closed around a spongy square and he tossed it to his friend. “That’s the last one. You may want to keep a hold of it.”
“What?” Rob raised his eyebrows, the very notion of saving food obviously filling him with mock distaste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joseph turned his gaze from Anna where she sat at a rather antiquated communications radio in the far corner of the cabin and grinned at Rob. “You got hollow legs tonight, Thorton?”
Rob leant back in his chair—a wobbly wooden construction more suitable for fire tinder than a place to rest your backside. He crossed his ankles on the desk before him, taking, in Joseph’s humble opinion, his life into his hands. “Hey, I’m allowed to be hungry.” He wriggled his toes in his own thick fluorescent-green... socks, took a mouthful of the beer he held in his hand and then grinned at Joseph. “I expended a lot of energy today.”
Joseph gave him a snort before digging around in the backpack at his feet for one of the saran-wrapped sandwiches Rob had packed that morning. His fingers closed around a spongy square and he tossed it to his friend. “That’s the last one. You may want to keep a hold of it.”
“What?” Rob raised his eyebrows, the very notion of saving food obviously filling him with mock distaste.
What to read after Triple Dare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lexxie Couper to read onlineMoreLess
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