The Last Noel
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She let out a groan of frustration and tried to put it back on.It would go back on, but it wouldn’t stay, because a crucial screw seemed to be missing. She looked around, getting down on hands and knees to see if it had rolled into a corner somewhere. No luck.No problem. There was a chair at the desk up in her room, and she knew it was fine, because she had been sitting in it earlier while she was online.She was upstairs when she heard the doorbell ring. Curious, she walked to the window and loo...ked out. She saw a car stuck nose-first in a snowdrift, barely off the road, down where the slope of their yard began.The bell rang again, and two men backed out from beneath the porch roof and stared up at the house. Strangers. She could barely see them; the wind was really blowing the snow around, and they were bundled up in coats, scarves and hats, but something about their movement made her think that they were in their thirties—late twenties to forty, tops, at any rate.She frowned, watching as they moved back out of sight and the bell rang for a third time.Not at all sure why, she didn’t grab the chair and run down the stairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She let out a groan of frustration and tried to put it back on.It would go back on, but it wouldn’t stay, because a crucial screw seemed to be missing. She looked around, getting down on hands and knees to see if it had rolled into a corner somewhere. No luck.No problem. There was a chair at the desk up in her room, and she knew it was fine, because she had been sitting in it earlier while she was online.She was upstairs when she heard the doorbell ring. Curious, she walked to the window and loo...ked out. She saw a car stuck nose-first in a snowdrift, barely off the road, down where the slope of their yard began.The bell rang again, and two men backed out from beneath the porch roof and stared up at the house. Strangers. She could barely see them; the wind was really blowing the snow around, and they were bundled up in coats, scarves and hats, but something about their movement made her think that they were in their thirties—late twenties to forty, tops, at any rate.She frowned, watching as they moved back out of sight and the bell rang for a third time.Not at all sure why, she didn’t grab the chair and run down the stairs.
What to read after The Last Noel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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