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cried Faustino. “Don’t. We got the radio.”Dawes stopped with his leg raised to climb onto the back of the car. A few feet above him, darkened figures moved behind the cracked glass. Dawes looked from his partner to the milling shapes, and he lowered his leg and stepped back.Faustino plucked her radio from her shoulder and keyed the mike to call dispatch. The connection was bad and polluted by static, but she reported the situation and asked for orders. The delay in response was so long that Faus...tino was worried that the connection had been lost. Inside the train, the pounding was getting louder, more urgent.Dawes stared up at the shapes like a man transfixed.“How come nobody’s saying nothing?” he said.Faustino held the radio to her ear to hear what the dispatcher was trying to say.“… ordered to return … station…”“How come none of them people are saying nothing?” demanded Dawes.“Dispatch,” growled Faustino, “you’re breaking up. Repeat message.”The reply was almost totally garbled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cried Faustino. “Don’t. We got the radio.”Dawes stopped with his leg raised to climb onto the back of the car. A few feet above him, darkened figures moved behind the cracked glass. Dawes looked from his partner to the milling shapes, and he lowered his leg and stepped back.Faustino plucked her radio from her shoulder and keyed the mike to call dispatch. The connection was bad and polluted by static, but she reported the situation and asked for orders. The delay in response was so long that Faus...tino was worried that the connection had been lost. Inside the train, the pounding was getting louder, more urgent.Dawes stared up at the shapes like a man transfixed.“How come nobody’s saying nothing?” he said.Faustino held the radio to her ear to hear what the dispatcher was trying to say.“… ordered to return … station…”“How come none of them people are saying nothing?” demanded Dawes.“Dispatch,” growled Faustino, “you’re breaking up. Repeat message.”The reply was almost totally garbled.
What to read after Code Zero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Maberry to read onlineMoreLess
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