Walkers (Book 2): the Rescue
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I'd started sending Lacy mental messages, testing out the distance of our mental abilities, when she finally answered me. I hadn't realized I'd missed her so much until she did. I was almost in tears when we finally turned off the interstate unto the gravel road leading to the lodge. I nearly jumped out of my skin when the Sat phone rang. Mason was able to reach it before me and talked for a minute before he shut it off. I stared at him until he finally said, "The gate will be open when w...e arrive." He looked a little flushed but seemed in good spirits, so I let what I was going to say die on my lips. Joe, our resident medical officer, would take good care of him, although I doubted he would make it easy on Joe or anyone else for that matter. He's only been good so far because he had no choice. The gate appeared and I started to relax. Ken had some trouble maneuvering the long truck though the gate but finally did about the time I was gonna tell him I'd do it. That wouldn't have went over well, so I'm glad I managed to keep my mouth shut. The convoy of three semi's with trailers, two RV's and two motorcycles slowly wound its way around the large hill to the parking area. Everyone was waiting on the porch for us. A better sight I've never seen. Me and Joe helped Mason down then Flynn and Joe practically carried him into the clinic. Joe looked at me over his shoulder, "Don't go far, I want to check you out next." I waved him off over Lacy's shoulder who was hugging the crap out of me. Then the others had their turn as we gradually made our way into the lodge. Bubba was barking and jumping up and Mandy was yelling my name to the point that I had to stop and bend down to give her a hug and pat Bubba on the head. When the new people straggled in and stood in one corner I started to introduce them. I didn't get far cause I couldn't remember their names. One by one they stepped forward, introduced themselves then stepped back. "James, pleased to meet you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'd started sending Lacy mental messages, testing out the distance of our mental abilities, when she finally answered me. I hadn't realized I'd missed her so much until she did. I was almost in tears when we finally turned off the interstate unto the gravel road leading to the lodge. I nearly jumped out of my skin when the Sat phone rang. Mason was able to reach it before me and talked for a minute before he shut it off. I stared at him until he finally said, "The gate will be open when w...e arrive." He looked a little flushed but seemed in good spirits, so I let what I was going to say die on my lips. Joe, our resident medical officer, would take good care of him, although I doubted he would make it easy on Joe or anyone else for that matter. He's only been good so far because he had no choice. The gate appeared and I started to relax. Ken had some trouble maneuvering the long truck though the gate but finally did about the time I was gonna tell him I'd do it. That wouldn't have went over well, so I'm glad I managed to keep my mouth shut. The convoy of three semi's with trailers, two RV's and two motorcycles slowly wound its way around the large hill to the parking area. Everyone was waiting on the porch for us. A better sight I've never seen. Me and Joe helped Mason down then Flynn and Joe practically carried him into the clinic. Joe looked at me over his shoulder, "Don't go far, I want to check you out next." I waved him off over Lacy's shoulder who was hugging the crap out of me. Then the others had their turn as we gradually made our way into the lodge. Bubba was barking and jumping up and Mandy was yelling my name to the point that I had to stop and bend down to give her a hug and pat Bubba on the head. When the new people straggled in and stood in one corner I started to introduce them. I didn't get far cause I couldn't remember their names. One by one they stepped forward, introduced themselves then stepped back. "James, pleased to meet you.
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