Midnight Club
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No bars separating the two of them. There was no protection for Sarah. Ironically, Wilson wasn’t considered a dangerous prisoner. Hardly anyone at Danbury was, including mob bosses who had ordered scores of murders. “You’re always prepared, aren’t you, babe?” A smile touched the black man’s lips. He gestured toward Sarah’s notepad.The past few months of prison had changed him dramatically. Wilson was gaunt now, with patches of silver shot through his wiry black hair. He was wearing a loose-fitti...ng African-style shirt over light gray trousers, and fashionable European slipper-loafers. Nicky Wilson no longer looked like a drug overlord of New York and most of the East Coast. When she had first met him, Wilson had been on trial for murder. He’d chosen Sarah as one of the reporters he would talk to. By the end of the trial, she had written two long articles about him. “Hello, Nicky. I thought I did okay the last time we talked, but yes, I’m always prepared. I’ve got my questions ready.”Wilson laughed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No bars separating the two of them. There was no protection for Sarah. Ironically, Wilson wasn’t considered a dangerous prisoner. Hardly anyone at Danbury was, including mob bosses who had ordered scores of murders. “You’re always prepared, aren’t you, babe?” A smile touched the black man’s lips. He gestured toward Sarah’s notepad.The past few months of prison had changed him dramatically. Wilson was gaunt now, with patches of silver shot through his wiry black hair. He was wearing a loose-fitti...ng African-style shirt over light gray trousers, and fashionable European slipper-loafers. Nicky Wilson no longer looked like a drug overlord of New York and most of the East Coast. When she had first met him, Wilson had been on trial for murder. He’d chosen Sarah as one of the reporters he would talk to. By the end of the trial, she had written two long articles about him. “Hello, Nicky. I thought I did okay the last time we talked, but yes, I’m always prepared. I’ve got my questions ready.”Wilson laughed.
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Guest 3 years ago
It would also have been "awesome" if the glaringly obvious certainly that St. Germaine would know all about Sarah, and do something to her/Sam or both, to get revenge on Stefanovitch had been pointed out early, and proper precautions instituted for a "worst case" happening.... But, for the half -illiterate average reader, who laps up this crap, it would have taken away the "excitement". I've been expecting this move for the past 20-30 "chapters", or ever since it was obvious that the two would get"chummy"...300 million copies....it just goes to show that the Ancient Greeks were correct in their custom of abandoning half-witted, and similarly defective people on bare mountain-sides for the wolves and other carnivores to dispose of.
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