No Signature (1995)
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But Juliet wouldn’t shut up. She was yapping away so much that I knew Romeo would never get near her.
“O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?” she complained. What the hell was he supposed to say? “I didn’t like the name Humphrey”?
Just as old Romeo started into another long hearts-and-flowers speech, a tinny voice from the front of the room cut in.
“Excuse me, is Steve Chandler present this morning?”
Ms. Cake, our English teacher, stood and pushed the pause button on the VCR, freezing Romeo ...with his mouth open. “Yes, he is,” she said to the intercom speaker.
“Would you send him to the office immediately, please?”
Cake looked down the row of desks to me. “They’ve tracked you down, Steve. Away you go.”
When I got to the main office the secretary told me to sit down and wait. It was at least twenty minutes before Mrs. Davis, the vice principal, came out of her office behind a scared-looking niner and, when the kid had left, she ushered me into her office like a stuffy head waiter in a snobby restaurant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Juliet wouldn’t shut up. She was yapping away so much that I knew Romeo would never get near her.
“O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?” she complained. What the hell was he supposed to say? “I didn’t like the name Humphrey”?
Just as old Romeo started into another long hearts-and-flowers speech, a tinny voice from the front of the room cut in.
“Excuse me, is Steve Chandler present this morning?”
Ms. Cake, our English teacher, stood and pushed the pause button on the VCR, freezing Romeo ...with his mouth open. “Yes, he is,” she said to the intercom speaker.
“Would you send him to the office immediately, please?”
Cake looked down the row of desks to me. “They’ve tracked you down, Steve. Away you go.”
When I got to the main office the secretary told me to sit down and wait. It was at least twenty minutes before Mrs. Davis, the vice principal, came out of her office behind a scared-looking niner and, when the kid had left, she ushered me into her office like a stuffy head waiter in a snobby restaurant.
What to read after No Signature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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