Destiny: the Girl in the Box #9
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The door clicked open and Scott stepped out in nothing but a towel, still slightly dripping. I wondered why he even needed to shower when he could just spray himself with water, but I lost that question for some reason. Steam floated out into the room behind him.
“Sounded like a tense conversation,” he said. He was just standing there, chest glistening. I don’t know that my mouth was agape, exactly, but I’m pretty sure. “What little of it I caught at the end.”
“What?” I blinked. Twice. “...Oh, Foreman. Yes. Tense. He is … uhm … a little disturbed by our outing to Vegas.”
Scott frowned. “How’d he hear about it?”
“Local PD called the FBI in Minneapolis, and I assume Li gave him a call immediately after. Because he’s a super helpful guy like that.”
“Nice,” Scott said and started toward his overnight bag. I watched him. I couldn’t help it, really.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The door clicked open and Scott stepped out in nothing but a towel, still slightly dripping. I wondered why he even needed to shower when he could just spray himself with water, but I lost that question for some reason. Steam floated out into the room behind him.
“Sounded like a tense conversation,” he said. He was just standing there, chest glistening. I don’t know that my mouth was agape, exactly, but I’m pretty sure. “What little of it I caught at the end.”
“What?” I blinked. Twice. “...Oh, Foreman. Yes. Tense. He is … uhm … a little disturbed by our outing to Vegas.”
Scott frowned. “How’d he hear about it?”
“Local PD called the FBI in Minneapolis, and I assume Li gave him a call immediately after. Because he’s a super helpful guy like that.”
“Nice,” Scott said and started toward his overnight bag. I watched him. I couldn’t help it, really.
What to read after Destiny: the Girl in the Box #9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J. Crane to read onlineMoreLess
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