Falling Down (2008)
Falling Down
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“Do you know this man?” One of the security guards, hand on his weapon, the other hand bunching up Ken’s shirt at the back to restrain his movement.
“Ken,” Mary said. Rising from beside the pool.
“Yes,” I said. “He’s a friend.”
Without apology the security guards let Ken go and disappeared. Above us, Jeff Miller, the sniper, stood at the edge, finger on his rifle. I waved and nodded to him, Ken staring until Jeff backed out of sight.
“That’s an M-40,” Ken said. “Ten-power scope. What the hell is... this?”
“It’s a fortress,” Spider said. “And we don’t much like being in it.”
“Hey, honey bunny. I haven’t seen you in days,” Ken said. He wanted to hug me, wanted some physical contact, I couldn’t tell what he wanted, so I gave him a quick hug and when he nuzzled his nose into my ear I pulled away.
“Wow,” Spider said. “That must’ve been some bike ride the other night.”
“Wanna cool off?”
The only thing I could think to say.
“Wanna jump in the pool?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Do you know this man?” One of the security guards, hand on his weapon, the other hand bunching up Ken’s shirt at the back to restrain his movement.
“Ken,” Mary said. Rising from beside the pool.
“Yes,” I said. “He’s a friend.”
Without apology the security guards let Ken go and disappeared. Above us, Jeff Miller, the sniper, stood at the edge, finger on his rifle. I waved and nodded to him, Ken staring until Jeff backed out of sight.
“That’s an M-40,” Ken said. “Ten-power scope. What the hell is... this?”
“It’s a fortress,” Spider said. “And we don’t much like being in it.”
“Hey, honey bunny. I haven’t seen you in days,” Ken said. He wanted to hug me, wanted some physical contact, I couldn’t tell what he wanted, so I gave him a quick hug and when he nuzzled his nose into my ear I pulled away.
“Wow,” Spider said. “That must’ve been some bike ride the other night.”
“Wanna cool off?”
The only thing I could think to say.
“Wanna jump in the pool?”
What to read after Falling Down?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Cole to read onlineMoreLess
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