False Moves
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Nancy said.
“You do?” Brad answered doubtfully.
“Uh-huh.” Nancy pulled photocopies of the two threat letters out of her bag. “We need to check the type on these notes against that of the different typewriters around the CBT offices. If we can match the letters, we’ll have a good lead to the thief.”
“Great,” Brad said enthusiastically.
“All you have to do is get samples of print from a few offices—especially James’s and Colby’s. It shouldn’t be too hard. Meet me back here in the lobby in a half h...our, okay?”
“Okay.” Brad gave Nancy a kiss, then hurried up the broad lobby steps toward the main CBT offices. He seemed very intent on his mission.
He was so serious, in fact, that Nancy almost felt like laughing. By getting Brad busy doing something, she was free to investigate without being held back by him. Because of the challenge the thief had thrown at her the day before, Nancy was more determined than ever to find the pin.
Right then, Nancy’s goal was to go to the dancers’ lounge to talk to some of the dancers who weren’t on her suspect list.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nancy said.
“You do?” Brad answered doubtfully.
“Uh-huh.” Nancy pulled photocopies of the two threat letters out of her bag. “We need to check the type on these notes against that of the different typewriters around the CBT offices. If we can match the letters, we’ll have a good lead to the thief.”
“Great,” Brad said enthusiastically.
“All you have to do is get samples of print from a few offices—especially James’s and Colby’s. It shouldn’t be too hard. Meet me back here in the lobby in a half h...our, okay?”
“Okay.” Brad gave Nancy a kiss, then hurried up the broad lobby steps toward the main CBT offices. He seemed very intent on his mission.
He was so serious, in fact, that Nancy almost felt like laughing. By getting Brad busy doing something, she was free to investigate without being held back by him. Because of the challenge the thief had thrown at her the day before, Nancy was more determined than ever to find the pin.
Right then, Nancy’s goal was to go to the dancers’ lounge to talk to some of the dancers who weren’t on her suspect list.
What to read after False Moves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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