Phantoms
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Bryce squatted in front of the sofa, holding Lisa’s hand, which he couldn’t seem to make warm again no matter how firmly he pressed and rubbed it.
Except for the guards on duty, everyone had gathered behind Bryce, in a semicircle around the front of the sofa.
Lisa looked terrible. Her eyes were sunken, guarded, haunted. Her face was as white as the tile floor in the ladies’ room, where they had found her unconscious.
“Stu Wargle is dead,” Bryce assured her yet again.
“He wanted me t-t-to . . . k...iss him,” the girl repeated, clinging resolutely to her bizarre story.
“There was no one in the restroom but you,” Bryce said. “Just you, Lisa.”
“He was there,” the girl insisted.
“We came running as soon as you screamed. We found you alone—”
“He was there.”
“—on the floor, in the corner, out cold.”
“He was there.”
“His body is in the utility room,” Bryce said, gently squeezing her hand. “We put it there earlier. You remember, don’t you?”
“Is it still there?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bryce squatted in front of the sofa, holding Lisa’s hand, which he couldn’t seem to make warm again no matter how firmly he pressed and rubbed it.
Except for the guards on duty, everyone had gathered behind Bryce, in a semicircle around the front of the sofa.
Lisa looked terrible. Her eyes were sunken, guarded, haunted. Her face was as white as the tile floor in the ladies’ room, where they had found her unconscious.
“Stu Wargle is dead,” Bryce assured her yet again.
“He wanted me t-t-to . . . k...iss him,” the girl repeated, clinging resolutely to her bizarre story.
“There was no one in the restroom but you,” Bryce said. “Just you, Lisa.”
“He was there,” the girl insisted.
“We came running as soon as you screamed. We found you alone—”
“He was there.”
“—on the floor, in the corner, out cold.”
“He was there.”
“His body is in the utility room,” Bryce said, gently squeezing her hand. “We put it there earlier. You remember, don’t you?”
“Is it still there?”
What to read after Phantoms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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