An Obvious Fact
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I could feel her fuming three hundred miles to the south as I sat there watching the sun come up, thankful that I’d finally gotten some sleep. “That information is with the courts, and I don’t have any pull over there.” She paused and then growled, “I just started last week—I don’t have any pull over here, either. If it’s a blanket bail, then they don’t have to disclose who supplied the money, Dad.”
“Could you make a few phone calls for me?”
“I can’t believe you’re asking me to compromis...e my position.”
“Heck, if you weren’t there, I’d be calling the attorney general himself and hitting him up.” I waited a moment before changing the subject. “How’s the painting going?”
Her tone brightened a little but not much. “It looks really great, and Lola seems to like it. Speaking of, how’s her namesake?”
I yawned. “Probably going to the women’s prison in Lusk before this is all over with.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could feel her fuming three hundred miles to the south as I sat there watching the sun come up, thankful that I’d finally gotten some sleep. “That information is with the courts, and I don’t have any pull over there.” She paused and then growled, “I just started last week—I don’t have any pull over here, either. If it’s a blanket bail, then they don’t have to disclose who supplied the money, Dad.”
“Could you make a few phone calls for me?”
“I can’t believe you’re asking me to compromis...e my position.”
“Heck, if you weren’t there, I’d be calling the attorney general himself and hitting him up.” I waited a moment before changing the subject. “How’s the painting going?”
Her tone brightened a little but not much. “It looks really great, and Lola seems to like it. Speaking of, how’s her namesake?”
I yawned. “Probably going to the women’s prison in Lusk before this is all over with.”
What to read after An Obvious Fact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craig Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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