Coming Home (1986)
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When Andy and Jessie kissed her on the cheek, Betty clucked like a chicken. Meanwhile, dusk had turned to night.
Walking to the Rock House, where their cars were parked, Jessie was preoccupied with her conversation with Betty. We’re all growing old, she thought. It’s not her fault… .
“Up for this?” Andy asked.
She shrugged, giving him a nervous smile.
Andy poked her elbow playfully. “I thought you liked mysteries and being scared and all that.”
This is different, she thought.
When they reached h...is Toyota, he opened the passenger door for her but didn’t move aside. “We don’t have to do this, Jessie.”
“I’m nervous,” Jessie admitted. “But curious, too.”
“Would your grandmother mind?”
“I don’t care,” Jessie said softly as she got in. “It wasn’t her house.”
Settled into his car, Andy pulled away from the curb. The interior smelled of McDonald’s and coffee, but the leather seat seemed to hug her. Four blocks later, Andy killed the lights and handed her the flashlight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Andy and Jessie kissed her on the cheek, Betty clucked like a chicken. Meanwhile, dusk had turned to night.
Walking to the Rock House, where their cars were parked, Jessie was preoccupied with her conversation with Betty. We’re all growing old, she thought. It’s not her fault… .
“Up for this?” Andy asked.
She shrugged, giving him a nervous smile.
Andy poked her elbow playfully. “I thought you liked mysteries and being scared and all that.”
This is different, she thought.
When they reached h...is Toyota, he opened the passenger door for her but didn’t move aside. “We don’t have to do this, Jessie.”
“I’m nervous,” Jessie admitted. “But curious, too.”
“Would your grandmother mind?”
“I don’t care,” Jessie said softly as she got in. “It wasn’t her house.”
Settled into his car, Andy pulled away from the curb. The interior smelled of McDonald’s and coffee, but the leather seat seemed to hug her. Four blocks later, Andy killed the lights and handed her the flashlight.
What to read after Coming Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, David, 1814-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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