Dry Spell: a Mercy Watts Short
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I started with children and mental illnesses and wished I hadn’t. You never know what goes on in the world until you ask the question. Then I decided to depress myself further by moving on to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. I learned more than I wanted to know about missing children. The statistics were staggering. I wanted to go over and lock Ellen’s doors for her. What I didn’t find was a missing local girl in a pink heart or any connection to a pink bike. There were th...ousands in the database within the age group. I’d hoped to find a match for the pink in Missouri or Illinois. But that would have been too easy, and a trip to Morty’s was a must.
I went without calling. I wasn’t much of a caller and Morty was always in. He was practically a shut-in and went out only for a case. Even his groceries were delivered. Uncle Morty answered his door slowly and wearing his usual uniform, extra, extra large sweats purchased a decade ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I started with children and mental illnesses and wished I hadn’t. You never know what goes on in the world until you ask the question. Then I decided to depress myself further by moving on to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. I learned more than I wanted to know about missing children. The statistics were staggering. I wanted to go over and lock Ellen’s doors for her. What I didn’t find was a missing local girl in a pink heart or any connection to a pink bike. There were th...ousands in the database within the age group. I’d hoped to find a match for the pink in Missouri or Illinois. But that would have been too easy, and a trip to Morty’s was a must.
I went without calling. I wasn’t much of a caller and Morty was always in. He was practically a shut-in and went out only for a case. Even his groceries were delivered. Uncle Morty answered his door slowly and wearing his usual uniform, extra, extra large sweats purchased a decade ago.
What to read after Dry Spell: a Mercy Watts Short?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartoin, A.W. to read onlineMoreLess
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