The Debt Collector
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Inside, he was directed to the family common area. With only fifteen other people in the room, it was filled to capacity. Barred windows let in warm bands of summer light. At the far side of the room, staring out a pane of glass, a girl with straight blonde hair that reached to the lower part of her back stood, motionless. Even has he approached, she didn’t move a muscle.
“Hey, sis,” he said, glancing at her before following her gaze to the courtyard below. A flock of birds broke in the tree...s. Orderlies clothed in all white assisted disoriented patients around them.
She never replied. He looked at the lines on the inside of her arms. There was more than what he remembered. Surveying the room, he noted how decayed everything was. The place couldn’t have been updated for more than thirty years. The sound of chatter blended with clanking water pipes. Paint peeled from the walls and some of the ceiling tiles bore the signs of dried water stains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inside, he was directed to the family common area. With only fifteen other people in the room, it was filled to capacity. Barred windows let in warm bands of summer light. At the far side of the room, staring out a pane of glass, a girl with straight blonde hair that reached to the lower part of her back stood, motionless. Even has he approached, she didn’t move a muscle.
“Hey, sis,” he said, glancing at her before following her gaze to the courtyard below. A flock of birds broke in the tree...s. Orderlies clothed in all white assisted disoriented patients around them.
She never replied. He looked at the lines on the inside of her arms. There was more than what he remembered. Surveying the room, he noted how decayed everything was. The place couldn’t have been updated for more than thirty years. The sound of chatter blended with clanking water pipes. Paint peeled from the walls and some of the ceiling tiles bore the signs of dried water stains.
What to read after The Debt Collector?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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