Joyce & Jim Lavene - Taxi for the Dead 02 - Dead Girl Blues
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It was awful of me not to support my partner. I just couldn’t handle one more thing. Instead, I went home and grabbed a scythe out of the garden shed. I could hear Lucas working on the path behind the property. For once, doing something outside sounded good. It was hours before Kate would be home from school. Cutting down small trees and pulling up vines seemed like perfect therapy. Lucas was surprised to see me—and I was surprised to see Addie on the path. “I didn’t know you could leave the hou...se.” “I can do what I want.” She was defensive with me right away. “Lucas taught me how to go other places. It wasn’t hard.”“That’s amazing. You’ll be driving again in no time.”She tossed her head. “What about you? Since when do you work outside, or inside, for that matter? I thought yard work wasn’t your thing?”“It’s not. I really wanted to talk to Lucas about some stuff, and he was out here.”“That’s what I thought.” Addie vanished. “I guess she went inside.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was awful of me not to support my partner. I just couldn’t handle one more thing. Instead, I went home and grabbed a scythe out of the garden shed. I could hear Lucas working on the path behind the property. For once, doing something outside sounded good. It was hours before Kate would be home from school. Cutting down small trees and pulling up vines seemed like perfect therapy. Lucas was surprised to see me—and I was surprised to see Addie on the path. “I didn’t know you could leave the hou...se.” “I can do what I want.” She was defensive with me right away. “Lucas taught me how to go other places. It wasn’t hard.”“That’s amazing. You’ll be driving again in no time.”She tossed her head. “What about you? Since when do you work outside, or inside, for that matter? I thought yard work wasn’t your thing?”“It’s not. I really wanted to talk to Lucas about some stuff, and he was out here.”“That’s what I thought.” Addie vanished. “I guess she went inside.”
What to read after Joyce & Jim Lavene - Taxi for the Dead 02 - Dead Girl Blues?
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