Stones
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Dad was in the office, bent over a ledger.
“Hi, Dad.”
“Hi, kiddo. What’s new?”
“Not much.”
“How’re the new digs?”
“Digs?”
“Your place at Silverwood.”
I made up some stuff about how peaceful it was out there, then I asked if he’d heard from Mom.
“Yeah, she called yesterday morning. Said she was trekking inland with a camera and another pen in a jeep to find some of the refugees. She says hi.”
The way Dad talked, there were no people with Mom — just pens and cameras and tape recorders. Mom was a p...en, too. He tried to make light of things, but I could tell he was worried.
I spent the next few hours taking inventory of all the loot from the Maitland estate, noting what should be cleaned and polished, refinished or repaired. Then I wrote up a schedule that prioritized the work. I showed the schedule to Dad.
“Great work,” he said. “Let me take a closer look at it tomorrow. Right now, what say we put on the old feed bag at the Chinese buffet?”
I figured he meant dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dad was in the office, bent over a ledger.
“Hi, Dad.”
“Hi, kiddo. What’s new?”
“Not much.”
“How’re the new digs?”
“Digs?”
“Your place at Silverwood.”
I made up some stuff about how peaceful it was out there, then I asked if he’d heard from Mom.
“Yeah, she called yesterday morning. Said she was trekking inland with a camera and another pen in a jeep to find some of the refugees. She says hi.”
The way Dad talked, there were no people with Mom — just pens and cameras and tape recorders. Mom was a p...en, too. He tried to make light of things, but I could tell he was worried.
I spent the next few hours taking inventory of all the loot from the Maitland estate, noting what should be cleaned and polished, refinished or repaired. Then I wrote up a schedule that prioritized the work. I showed the schedule to Dad.
“Great work,” he said. “Let me take a closer look at it tomorrow. Right now, what say we put on the old feed bag at the Chinese buffet?”
I figured he meant dinner.
What to read after Stones?
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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