Six Seconds
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The transit point for winners and losers. Here, the consequences of first and last gambles played out with the perpetual chime and clack of slot action. After returning the rental car, Graham and Maggie found a soft-lit lounge where they waited under a cloud of defeat to check in for their flights. Maggie had tea and glumly poked at the bag while it steeped. Graham had orange juice and a muffin. News clips of the pope greeting ecstatic Americans jammed into a stadium flashed on the TV monitors s...us pended over the bar as Graham took a call on his phone from Casta, who had follow-up questions on Dixon. To take her mind off things, Maggie changed a dollar into four quarters and went to the slot machine in the corner. Lemons, oranges, bells and bars clattered from left to right, with the first coin she played. No win. It was the same for the second. And the same for the third quarter. Typical. She played her last one and the first reel left a cherry at the payline; so did the second, and the third.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The transit point for winners and losers. Here, the consequences of first and last gambles played out with the perpetual chime and clack of slot action. After returning the rental car, Graham and Maggie found a soft-lit lounge where they waited under a cloud of defeat to check in for their flights. Maggie had tea and glumly poked at the bag while it steeped. Graham had orange juice and a muffin. News clips of the pope greeting ecstatic Americans jammed into a stadium flashed on the TV monitors s...us pended over the bar as Graham took a call on his phone from Casta, who had follow-up questions on Dixon. To take her mind off things, Maggie changed a dollar into four quarters and went to the slot machine in the corner. Lemons, oranges, bells and bars clattered from left to right, with the first coin she played. No win. It was the same for the second. And the same for the third quarter. Typical. She played her last one and the first reel left a cherry at the payline; so did the second, and the third.
What to read after Six Seconds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Mofina to read onlineMoreLess
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