The Little Sleep
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No, it’s not idling, it’s crawling, and it crawls by the house and down the road. They know I’m here. Maybe they planted some sort of homing device on me. I’m the endangered animal that needs to be tagged and tracked.
Or it’s possible they don’t know I’m here and they’re just checking to see who’s hanging at chez Sullivan. I didn’t see the red car when I was in Brill’s cab. Of course Brill could’ve spilled my beans for their twenty bucks. He strikes me as an equal opportunity kind of guy.
I take... out my cell phone and dial. One ring and Brill answers. “Town Taxi, how can I help you?”
“Brill, it’s me, Genevich. Can you pick me up on Rambler Road?”
He sighs. It doesn’t sound nervous or guilty, just that he’s pissed off to have to do his job. “Christ, where do you want to go now?”
The red car drives by again, in the opposite direction. It’s moving faster, almost but not quite a normal, leisurely, obey-the-suburban-speed-limit pace. Then it’s gone.
What to read after The Little Sleep?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, it’s not idling, it’s crawling, and it crawls by the house and down the road. They know I’m here. Maybe they planted some sort of homing device on me. I’m the endangered animal that needs to be tagged and tracked.
Or it’s possible they don’t know I’m here and they’re just checking to see who’s hanging at chez Sullivan. I didn’t see the red car when I was in Brill’s cab. Of course Brill could’ve spilled my beans for their twenty bucks. He strikes me as an equal opportunity kind of guy.
I take... out my cell phone and dial. One ring and Brill answers. “Town Taxi, how can I help you?”
“Brill, it’s me, Genevich. Can you pick me up on Rambler Road?”
He sighs. It doesn’t sound nervous or guilty, just that he’s pissed off to have to do his job. “Christ, where do you want to go now?”
The red car drives by again, in the opposite direction. It’s moving faster, almost but not quite a normal, leisurely, obey-the-suburban-speed-limit pace. Then it’s gone.
What to read after The Little Sleep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Tremblay to read onlineMoreLess
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