Gabriel
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The sun had set, and a cool breeze blew in from the north. Her neighbors were having their weekly fight in the middle of the street. Why can’t they take that inside?
She lived only a few blocks from the ghetto, and it had as many advantages as disadvantages. The upside was the cheap rent and being close to the hospital.
The downside, well, it was close to the ghetto.
She approached the section of city blocks that housed abandoned buildings with broken windows and empty littered parking lots. Thi...s area had once bustled with shop rats building the American car, but now it sat as empty as the pockets of the local merchants.
The stillness was eerie. She still wasn’t used to it.
The darkness cast shadows, making the familiar area appear foreign. Trees that waved proudly in the distance by day now towered like monsters. The hair on her neck rose with each step she took. She was almost out of the industrial section when she heard a loud pop, and then the darkness increased. Calla glanced up to find the streetlight bulb had blown. She rounded the corner and stiffened when she saw a man sitting on the ground, leaning against the cool brick building. She couldn’t make out any details.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun had set, and a cool breeze blew in from the north. Her neighbors were having their weekly fight in the middle of the street. Why can’t they take that inside?
She lived only a few blocks from the ghetto, and it had as many advantages as disadvantages. The upside was the cheap rent and being close to the hospital.
The downside, well, it was close to the ghetto.
She approached the section of city blocks that housed abandoned buildings with broken windows and empty littered parking lots. Thi...s area had once bustled with shop rats building the American car, but now it sat as empty as the pockets of the local merchants.
The stillness was eerie. She still wasn’t used to it.
The darkness cast shadows, making the familiar area appear foreign. Trees that waved proudly in the distance by day now towered like monsters. The hair on her neck rose with each step she took. She was almost out of the industrial section when she heard a loud pop, and then the darkness increased. Calla glanced up to find the streetlight bulb had blown. She rounded the corner and stiffened when she saw a man sitting on the ground, leaning against the cool brick building. She couldn’t make out any details.
What to read after Gabriel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tina Pollick to read onlineMoreLess
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