Black Friday
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Looked like security guard Frank used this laundry room as his break room.
Patrick climbed into and folded himself inside one of the large commercial dryers, barely clicking the door shut before the giant sauntered in. He pressed himself against the metal drum, hoping anything that showed through the round window would only look like a pile of clothes waiting to be sorted. He could see just a sliver of Frank and what looked like a three-day supply of vending machine snacks. The security guard sa...t down at one of the tables, popped a can of soda, ripped open a bag of chips and propped up a paperback novel.
Great. A nice, long break.
Patrick tried to ignore the cramp in his legs. One leg twisted up under the other. He’d better get used to it. Frank was settling in. The dryer next door rattled and vibrated with the towels and his clothes, thumping his own high-tops against the back of Patrick’s head. He might get away with some movement. The sound would get lost in the hum of the other dryer, but he couldn’t chance setting his own creaking or whining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Looked like security guard Frank used this laundry room as his break room.
Patrick climbed into and folded himself inside one of the large commercial dryers, barely clicking the door shut before the giant sauntered in. He pressed himself against the metal drum, hoping anything that showed through the round window would only look like a pile of clothes waiting to be sorted. He could see just a sliver of Frank and what looked like a three-day supply of vending machine snacks. The security guard sa...t down at one of the tables, popped a can of soda, ripped open a bag of chips and propped up a paperback novel.
Great. A nice, long break.
Patrick tried to ignore the cramp in his legs. One leg twisted up under the other. He’d better get used to it. Frank was settling in. The dryer next door rattled and vibrated with the towels and his clothes, thumping his own high-tops against the back of Patrick’s head. He might get away with some movement. The sound would get lost in the hum of the other dryer, but he couldn’t chance setting his own creaking or whining.
What to read after Black Friday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alex Kava to read onlineMoreLess
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