Desperation
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They were passing Bud’s Suds (the neon sign in the window read ENJOY OUR SLOTSPITALITY) when the door of the next business up—the laundrymat—opened and a woman sprang out. Steve, seeing only a dark shape, drew back the tire iron to hit her.
“No!” Cynthia said, grabbing at his wrist and holding it. “Don’t do that!”
The woman—she had a lot of dark hair and very white skin, but that was all Cynthia could tell at first—grabbed Steve by the shoulders and shoved her face up into his. Cynthia d...idn’t think the laundrymat woman ever saw the upraised tire iron at all. She’s gonna ask him if he’s found Jeeeesus, Cynthia thought. It’s never Jesus when they grab you like that, it’s always Jeeeesus.
But of course that was not what she said.
“We have to get out.” Her voice was low, hoarse. “Right now.” She snatched a glance over her shoulder, flicked a look at Cynthia, then seemed to dismiss her entirely as she focussed on Steve again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were passing Bud’s Suds (the neon sign in the window read ENJOY OUR SLOTSPITALITY) when the door of the next business up—the laundrymat—opened and a woman sprang out. Steve, seeing only a dark shape, drew back the tire iron to hit her.
“No!” Cynthia said, grabbing at his wrist and holding it. “Don’t do that!”
The woman—she had a lot of dark hair and very white skin, but that was all Cynthia could tell at first—grabbed Steve by the shoulders and shoved her face up into his. Cynthia d...idn’t think the laundrymat woman ever saw the upraised tire iron at all. She’s gonna ask him if he’s found Jeeeesus, Cynthia thought. It’s never Jesus when they grab you like that, it’s always Jeeeesus.
But of course that was not what she said.
“We have to get out.” Her voice was low, hoarse. “Right now.” She snatched a glance over her shoulder, flicked a look at Cynthia, then seemed to dismiss her entirely as she focussed on Steve again.
What to read after Desperation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
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