Cry Mercy (2009)
Cry Mercy
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Nick put his notes aside once they'd hung up with Ali. “I see they have separate numbers. Which one do you want to call first?”
“Let's start with Henry.” Emme dialed the number, then handed Nick the phone. “He might respond better to you, being a guy.”
When no one answered, he left a message that he thought was vague enough to spark some interest, but not so specific as to scare Henry away. The call to Lori resulted in Emme leaving a message as well.
“I hope they call back,” she said as she hung... up.
“You think there's a chance they won't? They were with Belinda that last day. I'd think they'd be interested.”
“You never know with kids.” Emme added, “Especially this group. I think they're a bit more suspicious than others might be because of their situation. Like Ali said, some of the families aren't happy about the kids connecting, so maybe it's tough to know who to trust when you don't know who you're dealing with.”
“Ali was okay with you.”
“I guess I hit the right note with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nick put his notes aside once they'd hung up with Ali. “I see they have separate numbers. Which one do you want to call first?”
“Let's start with Henry.” Emme dialed the number, then handed Nick the phone. “He might respond better to you, being a guy.”
When no one answered, he left a message that he thought was vague enough to spark some interest, but not so specific as to scare Henry away. The call to Lori resulted in Emme leaving a message as well.
“I hope they call back,” she said as she hung... up.
“You think there's a chance they won't? They were with Belinda that last day. I'd think they'd be interested.”
“You never know with kids.” Emme added, “Especially this group. I think they're a bit more suspicious than others might be because of their situation. Like Ali said, some of the families aren't happy about the kids connecting, so maybe it's tough to know who to trust when you don't know who you're dealing with.”
“Ali was okay with you.”
“I guess I hit the right note with her.
What to read after Cry Mercy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mariah Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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