Woman in the Window
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She felt something wet on her face, then her memory began to function again. Sir was sniffing her face, licking her cheek and nose, whining with impatience. His tongue was slippery and she got a whiff of his breath and pushed his head away with a gloved hand, forced herself to open her eyes.
The man in the trench coat was leaning over her.
“Lew …”
She closed her eyes again, then opened one hesitantly, thinking maybe she was hallucinating.
“Natalie, for God’s sake, are you all right?” His heavy g...lasses were sliding down his nose and he jammed them back up. She nodded, tried to say something but her mouth was stuck dry.
“Natalie,” he said, as if he enjoyed repeating her name. She heard a blast on a boat’s airhorn. The low roar of traffic on the FDR was dragging her back to wakefulness. “You fainted.” He looked very worried. “Your pulse is okay. But doctors hate it when people faint. … Do you have any nausea? Try to talk to me. Please, Natalie. And get that silly grin off your face.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt something wet on her face, then her memory began to function again. Sir was sniffing her face, licking her cheek and nose, whining with impatience. His tongue was slippery and she got a whiff of his breath and pushed his head away with a gloved hand, forced herself to open her eyes.
The man in the trench coat was leaning over her.
“Lew …”
She closed her eyes again, then opened one hesitantly, thinking maybe she was hallucinating.
“Natalie, for God’s sake, are you all right?” His heavy g...lasses were sliding down his nose and he jammed them back up. She nodded, tried to say something but her mouth was stuck dry.
“Natalie,” he said, as if he enjoyed repeating her name. She heard a blast on a boat’s airhorn. The low roar of traffic on the FDR was dragging her back to wakefulness. “You fainted.” He looked very worried. “Your pulse is okay. But doctors hate it when people faint. … Do you have any nausea? Try to talk to me. Please, Natalie. And get that silly grin off your face.”
What to read after Woman in the Window?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Gifford to read onlineMoreLess
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