Masterminds
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It was farther away from the controls than Ó Brádaigh remembered. Everything in the substructure was far from everything else. That alone was a part of the design that Ó Brádaigh didn’t like.
Petteway entered, then put his hand on the door. “You coming, Ó Brádaigh?”
Ó Brádaigh shook his head. “I always take the stairs. I see more that way.”
“And exhaust yourself further.” Petteway jerked his head toward the back of the elevator. “Take a rest. Come on up this way.”
“I’ll meet you at the top,” Ó B...rádaigh said. “I’m going to take the other stairs up.”
“Other stairs?” Petteway asked.
“I took the north stairs down,” Ó Brádaigh said. “I’ll take the south stairs up.”
Petteway let go of the door. “You’re a glutton for punishment, Ó Brádaigh.”
The door started to close. “I’ll see you up there, sir,” Ó Brádaigh said.
“No, you won’t,” Petteway said. “I’m going home. You should too.”
And then the door closed tightly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was farther away from the controls than Ó Brádaigh remembered. Everything in the substructure was far from everything else. That alone was a part of the design that Ó Brádaigh didn’t like.
Petteway entered, then put his hand on the door. “You coming, Ó Brádaigh?”
Ó Brádaigh shook his head. “I always take the stairs. I see more that way.”
“And exhaust yourself further.” Petteway jerked his head toward the back of the elevator. “Take a rest. Come on up this way.”
“I’ll meet you at the top,” Ó B...rádaigh said. “I’m going to take the other stairs up.”
“Other stairs?” Petteway asked.
“I took the north stairs down,” Ó Brádaigh said. “I’ll take the south stairs up.”
Petteway let go of the door. “You’re a glutton for punishment, Ó Brádaigh.”
The door started to close. “I’ll see you up there, sir,” Ó Brádaigh said.
“No, you won’t,” Petteway said. “I’m going home. You should too.”
And then the door closed tightly.
What to read after Masterminds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rusch, Kristine Kathryn to read onlineMoreLess
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