Poison Pen
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But she was sure she saw a glint of recognition in his eyes.
Her thoughts were in a whirl, and her gaze kept flicking back and forth between the man’s blue and brown eyes. In all the excitement of Brenda’s accident, she’d completely forgotten him. Yet he’d been at the mall the day of Brenda’s first car accident and near the Keatings’ house the night of the concert. What was he doing working on Mrs. Keating’s car now?
“No, you don’t know me,” Nancy responded after a moment. “But I’ve seen you bef...ore.” She decided not to mention anything about seeing Rick chase him the night of the Ice Planet concert.
“You seemed very interested in an accident involving this car,” she went on carefully.
“Ah, of course. You were the good Samaritan,” the man said easily. “How could I forget a face as pretty as yours?” He unzipped his coveralls and stepped out of them. Underneath, Nancy noted, he had on an expensive-looking suit.
“Oh, I don’t actually work here,” he explained when he saw her look of surprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But she was sure she saw a glint of recognition in his eyes.
Her thoughts were in a whirl, and her gaze kept flicking back and forth between the man’s blue and brown eyes. In all the excitement of Brenda’s accident, she’d completely forgotten him. Yet he’d been at the mall the day of Brenda’s first car accident and near the Keatings’ house the night of the concert. What was he doing working on Mrs. Keating’s car now?
“No, you don’t know me,” Nancy responded after a moment. “But I’ve seen you bef...ore.” She decided not to mention anything about seeing Rick chase him the night of the Ice Planet concert.
“You seemed very interested in an accident involving this car,” she went on carefully.
“Ah, of course. You were the good Samaritan,” the man said easily. “How could I forget a face as pretty as yours?” He unzipped his coveralls and stepped out of them. Underneath, Nancy noted, he had on an expensive-looking suit.
“Oh, I don’t actually work here,” he explained when he saw her look of surprise.
What to read after Poison Pen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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