The Burgess Boys
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It was near suppertime, and she was ready to hang up if his wife answered, but Gerry answered. And so Susan blurted out that Zachary was missing. “Gerry. What do I do?”“Tell me how long he’s been gone.”She didn’t know. He’d been there when she left at eight, or at least his car had been. But when she came home at eleven, because business was slow and the boss said she could have extra time for lunch, she came into the kitchen and found the note on the table and it said, “Mom, I’m sorry.” And his... car was gone.“Are things missing? Are clothes missing?”“A few clothes, I think, and his duffel bag, and his cell phone. His computer is missing, and his wallet. He has a laptop. You don’t commit suicide and take your laptop, do you? Have you ever had someone do that?”Gerry asked if there were signs of forced entry, and she said no. She said her tenant, Jean Drinkwater, had been in her rooms upstairs and hadn’t heard anything.“Do you keep the doors locked during the day?”“We do.”“I can send someone over to look around but—”“Oh, don’t do that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was near suppertime, and she was ready to hang up if his wife answered, but Gerry answered. And so Susan blurted out that Zachary was missing. “Gerry. What do I do?”“Tell me how long he’s been gone.”She didn’t know. He’d been there when she left at eight, or at least his car had been. But when she came home at eleven, because business was slow and the boss said she could have extra time for lunch, she came into the kitchen and found the note on the table and it said, “Mom, I’m sorry.” And his... car was gone.“Are things missing? Are clothes missing?”“A few clothes, I think, and his duffel bag, and his cell phone. His computer is missing, and his wallet. He has a laptop. You don’t commit suicide and take your laptop, do you? Have you ever had someone do that?”Gerry asked if there were signs of forced entry, and she said no. She said her tenant, Jean Drinkwater, had been in her rooms upstairs and hadn’t heard anything.“Do you keep the doors locked during the day?”“We do.”“I can send someone over to look around but—”“Oh, don’t do that.
What to read after The Burgess Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Strout to read onlineMoreLess
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