Jam
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Neither of them said anything, but their skulls were prickling, and they started scanning their surroundings. Max caught the eye of a tired-looking man, seat reclined, curled up against the window of his silver Golf, trying to sleep; the man, protecting his privacy, turned his back. Many people were trying to sleep now. One or two were reading, and lots were playing with their phones. Some, even now, were standing next to their cars, trying in vain to catch a glimpse of the obstruction. Everythi...ng was as one might expect. But the feeling of being watched was unshakable.
‘Hey,’ said Jim, ‘what’s that?’ ‘What?’ ‘Thought I saw something moving, that’s all. Over there, like.’ ‘I can’t see anything. It’s difficult to make anything out. In this light.’ ‘There, there it is again. See it?’ ‘What?’ ‘Someone’s coming. I think.’ ‘Just your eyes playing tricks on you.’ ‘Is your car locked?’ ‘My car? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, it is. Ursula was asleep, so I locked it.’ They continued to look in that direction for several minutes, while their cigars burned down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither of them said anything, but their skulls were prickling, and they started scanning their surroundings. Max caught the eye of a tired-looking man, seat reclined, curled up against the window of his silver Golf, trying to sleep; the man, protecting his privacy, turned his back. Many people were trying to sleep now. One or two were reading, and lots were playing with their phones. Some, even now, were standing next to their cars, trying in vain to catch a glimpse of the obstruction. Everythi...ng was as one might expect. But the feeling of being watched was unshakable.
‘Hey,’ said Jim, ‘what’s that?’ ‘What?’ ‘Thought I saw something moving, that’s all. Over there, like.’ ‘I can’t see anything. It’s difficult to make anything out. In this light.’ ‘There, there it is again. See it?’ ‘What?’ ‘Someone’s coming. I think.’ ‘Just your eyes playing tricks on you.’ ‘Is your car locked?’ ‘My car? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, it is. Ursula was asleep, so I locked it.’ They continued to look in that direction for several minutes, while their cigars burned down.
What to read after Jam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jake Wallis Simons to read onlineMoreLess
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