Superbia 3
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Phelps still works there?" Reynaldo shook his head, "I don't think that's a good idea. We'll spook him." Frank nodded gravely and said, "You're right. That would. And here, I thought our main goal was to alert the target well in advance of even getting started with the investigation, just to give him a fair shot at fighting back." Reynaldo's eyes flicked down at the ground, "Sorry, boss. I didn't mean it like that." "I'm not your boss, and I'm just busting your maracas, Rey-Rey. I've got a ...plan, so don't worry." "Are you thinking about sending me in undercover?" Frank shrugged, "I don't see why not. Send you in first, just so he doesn't get a look at me yet." Reynaldo swallowed dryly and said, "Okay. No problem. I can do that." "What's wrong?" "Nothing. It's just, I've never been good at lying." "It's not lying. It's a covert operation for a good cause. You'll get used to it. In this line of work, if you do the covert stuff enough, it starts becoming second nature." Reynaldo let out a long, slow breath and said, "I guess everybody's got to start somewhere. I'm not scheduled to work tomorrow. Will anyone get mad if I come in on overtime?" Frank glanced over his shoulders at the empty desk behind him, "I don't see anybody of higher rank or seniority than me, so I guess I'm the one approving it." Reynaldo smiled at Frank, "I think that's what tomorrow's meeting is about. You're going to run the department until Iolaus is back." "Nope. I don't want it. I don't mind doing the administrative stuff just to make sure the place doesn't burn to the ground and everybody gets paid, but I'm not being the Acting-Acting Chief." "But we need someone in charge, don't we?" Reynaldo said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phelps still works there?" Reynaldo shook his head, "I don't think that's a good idea. We'll spook him." Frank nodded gravely and said, "You're right. That would. And here, I thought our main goal was to alert the target well in advance of even getting started with the investigation, just to give him a fair shot at fighting back." Reynaldo's eyes flicked down at the ground, "Sorry, boss. I didn't mean it like that." "I'm not your boss, and I'm just busting your maracas, Rey-Rey. I've got a ...plan, so don't worry." "Are you thinking about sending me in undercover?" Frank shrugged, "I don't see why not. Send you in first, just so he doesn't get a look at me yet." Reynaldo swallowed dryly and said, "Okay. No problem. I can do that." "What's wrong?" "Nothing. It's just, I've never been good at lying." "It's not lying. It's a covert operation for a good cause. You'll get used to it. In this line of work, if you do the covert stuff enough, it starts becoming second nature." Reynaldo let out a long, slow breath and said, "I guess everybody's got to start somewhere. I'm not scheduled to work tomorrow. Will anyone get mad if I come in on overtime?" Frank glanced over his shoulders at the empty desk behind him, "I don't see anybody of higher rank or seniority than me, so I guess I'm the one approving it." Reynaldo smiled at Frank, "I think that's what tomorrow's meeting is about. You're going to run the department until Iolaus is back." "Nope. I don't want it. I don't mind doing the administrative stuff just to make sure the place doesn't burn to the ground and everybody gets paid, but I'm not being the Acting-Acting Chief." "But we need someone in charge, don't we?" Reynaldo said.
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