The Prey
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IT’S TOO LATE WHEN Hope sees the round figure of Dr. Gallingham filling the doorway. Guttering candlelight flickers on his piggish face. She fumbles with the letter, sliding it back beneath the blotter.
“It’s always nice to see the girls taking initiative and cleaning rooms that don’t need cleaning,” Dr. Gallingham says in a snide voice. He wipes his eyes, moisture racing up his handkerchief. He takes in the open window, the swinging blinds.
“I don’t suppose someone was here with you?”
Hope does...n’t respond. Fear slackens her muscles.
“Okay. Then maybe you’ll tell me what you were looking at.”
Again, she doesn’t respond. She’s half afraid she’s going to empty her bladder right there in Colonel Thorason’s chair.
Dr. Gallingham sighs and waddles forward. His sausage fingers pry beneath the blotter for the letter and he examines its contents.
“Ah, this,” he says, as much to himself as Hope.
He returns the letter to its hiding place, studying Hope with rheumy eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IT’S TOO LATE WHEN Hope sees the round figure of Dr. Gallingham filling the doorway. Guttering candlelight flickers on his piggish face. She fumbles with the letter, sliding it back beneath the blotter.
“It’s always nice to see the girls taking initiative and cleaning rooms that don’t need cleaning,” Dr. Gallingham says in a snide voice. He wipes his eyes, moisture racing up his handkerchief. He takes in the open window, the swinging blinds.
“I don’t suppose someone was here with you?”
Hope does...n’t respond. Fear slackens her muscles.
“Okay. Then maybe you’ll tell me what you were looking at.”
Again, she doesn’t respond. She’s half afraid she’s going to empty her bladder right there in Colonel Thorason’s chair.
Dr. Gallingham sighs and waddles forward. His sausage fingers pry beneath the blotter for the letter and he examines its contents.
“Ah, this,” he says, as much to himself as Hope.
He returns the letter to its hiding place, studying Hope with rheumy eyes.
What to read after The Prey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Isbell to read onlineMoreLess
Guest a year ago
so far this is the best book I have read here. It keep me going and I had to finish the whole thing in one setting. I hope to find more as interesting as this one.Write Review:
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