Bank Owned
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In the spare bedroom where she kept her clothes, she got dressed in her best power skirt suit and studied the dark spots under her eyes, considering going back to bed one more time. Then she heard laughter. High and fast and melodic. Like a song. A child’s laughter. A flutter in her heart. She dropped the hairbrush and her feet moved without even thinking about where she was going. She just followed the sound of that musical, joyous giggling. She pictured a girl. She didn’t know why. It just ...sounded like a girl. And she was somewhere downstairs. In the kitchen, the laughter got louder, but she found no baby. More giggling pointed her to the basement, and down she went. The lone light bulb was harsh in her eyes and showed the basement for what it was—an empty, cold, damp place. No babies. Yet she heard one, babbling and cooing. It took only another second or two until she was standing before the cinderblock shelves, certain the baby was behind the concealed door. She had the blocks moved in no time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the spare bedroom where she kept her clothes, she got dressed in her best power skirt suit and studied the dark spots under her eyes, considering going back to bed one more time. Then she heard laughter. High and fast and melodic. Like a song. A child’s laughter. A flutter in her heart. She dropped the hairbrush and her feet moved without even thinking about where she was going. She just followed the sound of that musical, joyous giggling. She pictured a girl. She didn’t know why. It just ...sounded like a girl. And she was somewhere downstairs. In the kitchen, the laughter got louder, but she found no baby. More giggling pointed her to the basement, and down she went. The lone light bulb was harsh in her eyes and showed the basement for what it was—an empty, cold, damp place. No babies. Yet she heard one, babbling and cooing. It took only another second or two until she was standing before the cinderblock shelves, certain the baby was behind the concealed door. She had the blocks moved in no time.
What to read after Bank Owned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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