Free Fall
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Tempted as I am to pop one for the ride home, I don’t.
It’s a little after eleven when I crunch into the gravel parking lot behind The Bagel Lagoon.
I carry my sack of packaged goods up the outside steel staircase to Ceepak’s apartment on the top floor. Using the spare key Ceepak gave me, I let myself in.
The small one-bedroom apartment is dark. Barkley is too old and deaf to do any kind of watchdog duties any more. He just rolls over and cuts the cheese when I come in the door. Twenty-two-hundr...ed hours is the typical lights-out time for Ceepak and Rita. That’s 10 P.M. in the Eastern Non-Military Time Zone.
There’s a clamshell night-light softly glowing near the fold-out sofa bed, which is made up with sheets and a wool army blanket tucked in so tight you could bounce a dime off it like they always do during inspection in Army movies.
I take the beers to the kitchen area, tuck both six-packs into the fridge, and then pull out a frosty bottle of Sam Adams.
“Mind if I have one of those?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tempted as I am to pop one for the ride home, I don’t.
It’s a little after eleven when I crunch into the gravel parking lot behind The Bagel Lagoon.
I carry my sack of packaged goods up the outside steel staircase to Ceepak’s apartment on the top floor. Using the spare key Ceepak gave me, I let myself in.
The small one-bedroom apartment is dark. Barkley is too old and deaf to do any kind of watchdog duties any more. He just rolls over and cuts the cheese when I come in the door. Twenty-two-hundr...ed hours is the typical lights-out time for Ceepak and Rita. That’s 10 P.M. in the Eastern Non-Military Time Zone.
There’s a clamshell night-light softly glowing near the fold-out sofa bed, which is made up with sheets and a wool army blanket tucked in so tight you could bounce a dime off it like they always do during inspection in Army movies.
I take the beers to the kitchen area, tuck both six-packs into the fridge, and then pull out a frosty bottle of Sam Adams.
“Mind if I have one of those?”
What to read after Free Fall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Grabenstein to read onlineMoreLess
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