If Angels Fall
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Nobody got out of the truck. The engine was idling. Looked like a man and—Eva could just make out a little head—a child. A bearded man talking, no, arguing, with a child. It was none of her business. She was being an old busybody.
But something strange was going on.
Eva could just make out part of the truck’s rear plate. California. “B” or “8” or “E”. It was a battered old pickup. A Ford, according to the tailgate. The man seemed angry. There was a glint of metal in the cab. A knife? Did the man... have a knife? Goodness! What in the world was he doing? Now he was tossing something out the window. She should call the police.
The truck was filthy, neglected, a disgrace.
The engine growled and the truck sped away.
An ominous feeling came over Eva and she decided, for good measure, to jot down what she could remember of the truck. She slipped on her bifocals, left her house by the front door, and started across the street toward the spot where the truck had stopped. Something was on the sidewalk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nobody got out of the truck. The engine was idling. Looked like a man and—Eva could just make out a little head—a child. A bearded man talking, no, arguing, with a child. It was none of her business. She was being an old busybody.
But something strange was going on.
Eva could just make out part of the truck’s rear plate. California. “B” or “8” or “E”. It was a battered old pickup. A Ford, according to the tailgate. The man seemed angry. There was a glint of metal in the cab. A knife? Did the man... have a knife? Goodness! What in the world was he doing? Now he was tossing something out the window. She should call the police.
The truck was filthy, neglected, a disgrace.
The engine growled and the truck sped away.
An ominous feeling came over Eva and she decided, for good measure, to jot down what she could remember of the truck. She slipped on her bifocals, left her house by the front door, and started across the street toward the spot where the truck had stopped. Something was on the sidewalk.
What to read after If Angels Fall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Mofina to read onlineMoreLess
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