The Perfect Soldier
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She’d spent most of the night flitting in and out of consciousness, lying under the mosquito net, trying to fathom the noises outside the window. For a while it had been raining again. Past midnight, she’d heard the rattle of distant small-arms fire. And once, in the small hours, there’d come a long groan, barely human, from the room next door.
Dressed now, she ventured into the corridor. There was a strip of light beneath the adjoining door. She knocked twice, very softly. According to her watc...h, it was barely 5 a.m. She knocked again. When nothing happened, she opened the door, recognising the smell at once. Todd Llewelyn lay across the bed, naked except for a towel wrapped around his waist. A bowl on the floor was half-full of vomit.
Molly hesitated a moment, then stepped across to the bed. Llewelyn’s eyes were closed and his breathing seemed normal. She reached for the single sheet, one corner balled in his right hand. The sheet was wet to her touch. She returned to her own room and fetched the thin cellular blanket under which she’d slept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d spent most of the night flitting in and out of consciousness, lying under the mosquito net, trying to fathom the noises outside the window. For a while it had been raining again. Past midnight, she’d heard the rattle of distant small-arms fire. And once, in the small hours, there’d come a long groan, barely human, from the room next door.
Dressed now, she ventured into the corridor. There was a strip of light beneath the adjoining door. She knocked twice, very softly. According to her watc...h, it was barely 5 a.m. She knocked again. When nothing happened, she opened the door, recognising the smell at once. Todd Llewelyn lay across the bed, naked except for a towel wrapped around his waist. A bowl on the floor was half-full of vomit.
Molly hesitated a moment, then stepped across to the bed. Llewelyn’s eyes were closed and his breathing seemed normal. She reached for the single sheet, one corner balled in his right hand. The sheet was wet to her touch. She returned to her own room and fetched the thin cellular blanket under which she’d slept.
What to read after The Perfect Soldier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurley, Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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