Pinball
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He went into the kitchen and opened the fridge, reaching for a beer, then thought better of it and selected a Diet Coke instead. Nicolette, who was in the process of cleaning the kitchen after the other kids had finished dinner, looked at him and said, “Hi, Daddy. Good choice.” “Hi, sweetheart. Thank you for playing the hardass a little bit ago. I feel a hundred percent better.” “I knew you would,” she smiled, and went back to scrubbing dishes. Steven made a sandwich out of some chicken patties ...that were left from dinner and headed back to his room. He walked in to discover Callie sitting crosslegged in the middle of his unmade bed. He had almost dismissed her as a hallucination, but there she was, still shimmering and smiling like the Cheshire Cat. He stopped, staring at her, and closed the door behind him. “Okay… you’re still here,” he said to her. “I kinda thought…”“You imagined me? No such luck, Grandpa. I’m not the Ghost of Christmas Past or Present, but you might call me the Ghost of the Denver Family’s Future if you don’t listen to what I’m telling you.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went into the kitchen and opened the fridge, reaching for a beer, then thought better of it and selected a Diet Coke instead. Nicolette, who was in the process of cleaning the kitchen after the other kids had finished dinner, looked at him and said, “Hi, Daddy. Good choice.” “Hi, sweetheart. Thank you for playing the hardass a little bit ago. I feel a hundred percent better.” “I knew you would,” she smiled, and went back to scrubbing dishes. Steven made a sandwich out of some chicken patties ...that were left from dinner and headed back to his room. He walked in to discover Callie sitting crosslegged in the middle of his unmade bed. He had almost dismissed her as a hallucination, but there she was, still shimmering and smiling like the Cheshire Cat. He stopped, staring at her, and closed the door behind him. “Okay… you’re still here,” he said to her. “I kinda thought…”“You imagined me? No such luck, Grandpa. I’m not the Ghost of Christmas Past or Present, but you might call me the Ghost of the Denver Family’s Future if you don’t listen to what I’m telling you.”
What to read after Pinball?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seeger Alan to read onlineMoreLess
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