037 Last Dance
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Eyes watering, she tried to peer around the kitchen. Was anyone else in there?
“Help!” came one of the cook’s voices. “I’m trapped back here!”
Nancy could see her, the head cook, the one she had talked to, huddled by the big range. Pulling off her apron, Nancy used it to shield her face as she ran past the steaming fryer. She grabbed the cook’s arm.
“Cover your face,” she yelled. “Let’s go—the whole thing may catch fire any second.”
Still clutching the cook’s arm, Nancy ducked past the fryer aga...in. She bit off a cry of pain as the grease spattered her bare arm.
She dragged the cook from the kitchen. By this time, smoke detectors were madly screaming alarms throughout the club.
Ned pushed through the small crowd to stand beside Nancy. His face was grim.
“Are you hurt?” he gasped.
Before Nancy could answer, Pam Hastings rushed past them with a fire extinguisher. She stopped cold when she saw Nancy’s grease-covered apron.
Jon appeared then, too, his face pale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eyes watering, she tried to peer around the kitchen. Was anyone else in there?
“Help!” came one of the cook’s voices. “I’m trapped back here!”
Nancy could see her, the head cook, the one she had talked to, huddled by the big range. Pulling off her apron, Nancy used it to shield her face as she ran past the steaming fryer. She grabbed the cook’s arm.
“Cover your face,” she yelled. “Let’s go—the whole thing may catch fire any second.”
Still clutching the cook’s arm, Nancy ducked past the fryer aga...in. She bit off a cry of pain as the grease spattered her bare arm.
She dragged the cook from the kitchen. By this time, smoke detectors were madly screaming alarms throughout the club.
Ned pushed through the small crowd to stand beside Nancy. His face was grim.
“Are you hurt?” he gasped.
Before Nancy could answer, Pam Hastings rushed past them with a fire extinguisher. She stopped cold when she saw Nancy’s grease-covered apron.
Jon appeared then, too, his face pale.
What to read after 037 Last Dance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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