Extinct
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“Did I wake you, Mother?”
“Heavens no, your father got me out of bed when he saw about the shark being killed on the news. We’ve been up ever since. He woke Paul, too.”
“Oh, he shouldn’t have done that.”
“For once I’ll agree with Fred, Carolyn. Paul was so excited. He’s playing out on the dock now. I think he’s thrilled just to be able to be down at the water again.”
“I’ll come on in a minute then. I want to see him. I’m going to take a quick shower first.”
“Baby, why don’t you stay there and ge...t a few hours of sleep? I know you’re dead. He’s fine. He knows you’re okay. If you come over now, you know between his and Fred’s questions you’re not going to get any sleep here.”
“Oh, I’m fine.”
“Throwing dynamite around,” her mother said, and sighed. “If I would have known that I would have had heart failure.”
Carolyn smiled. “I’ll see you in an hour or so, Mother.”
* * * At Carolyn’s home, her mother looked out the window as she hung up the telephone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Did I wake you, Mother?”
“Heavens no, your father got me out of bed when he saw about the shark being killed on the news. We’ve been up ever since. He woke Paul, too.”
“Oh, he shouldn’t have done that.”
“For once I’ll agree with Fred, Carolyn. Paul was so excited. He’s playing out on the dock now. I think he’s thrilled just to be able to be down at the water again.”
“I’ll come on in a minute then. I want to see him. I’m going to take a quick shower first.”
“Baby, why don’t you stay there and ge...t a few hours of sleep? I know you’re dead. He’s fine. He knows you’re okay. If you come over now, you know between his and Fred’s questions you’re not going to get any sleep here.”
“Oh, I’m fine.”
“Throwing dynamite around,” her mother said, and sighed. “If I would have known that I would have had heart failure.”
Carolyn smiled. “I’ll see you in an hour or so, Mother.”
* * * At Carolyn’s home, her mother looked out the window as she hung up the telephone.
What to read after Extinct?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles C Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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