Chronic Fear
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The pistol was in the seat between them, but she ignored it. Mark was in the gray T-shirt and baggy athletic pants he called his “Dirty Harry warm-ups,” and he wiped at his forehead as if cobwebs had collected there. He focused his gaze on the road ahead with an intensity that alarmed her.
“Class end early?” she asked.
“I was on call.”
“Is that part of the training?”
“Everything’s part of the training, honey.”
Even his voice was slightly off, a clipped monotone that he might have used if talking... to himself. She glanced at the mock police radio that had been installed below the dash. Wires had been ripped from it and the handset was lying in the floorboard in three pieces.
“Nice of them to let you take the car home,” she said.
“We’re not going home.”
She glanced at him, but he didn’t blink. “I have to be back in the lab this afternoon.”
“They’ve been watching the house.”
“We don’t know that, Mark. We have a lot of research that corporate spies would love to get their greedy little paws on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pistol was in the seat between them, but she ignored it. Mark was in the gray T-shirt and baggy athletic pants he called his “Dirty Harry warm-ups,” and he wiped at his forehead as if cobwebs had collected there. He focused his gaze on the road ahead with an intensity that alarmed her.
“Class end early?” she asked.
“I was on call.”
“Is that part of the training?”
“Everything’s part of the training, honey.”
Even his voice was slightly off, a clipped monotone that he might have used if talking... to himself. She glanced at the mock police radio that had been installed below the dash. Wires had been ripped from it and the handset was lying in the floorboard in three pieces.
“Nice of them to let you take the car home,” she said.
“We’re not going home.”
She glanced at him, but he didn’t blink. “I have to be back in the lab this afternoon.”
“They’ve been watching the house.”
“We don’t know that, Mark. We have a lot of research that corporate spies would love to get their greedy little paws on.
What to read after Chronic Fear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Nicholson to read onlineMoreLess
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