The Prom Queen
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But I felt my heart start to pound all over again. I was almost afraid to ask who it was. The image in my head was of a boy with brown hair and eyes set too close together—Lucas.
“It was on the news,” Dad said. “It was some guy who escaped from the state prison.”
I let out a long breath slowly.
“And Simone? Did they say anything about Simone?”
My father’s pleased expression quickly faded. He shook his head. “There’s no word on Simone.”
I sat down on the black leather footstool. “At least,” he sa...id, “we can relax a bit now. The guy is caught.”
“Thanks for telling me,” I said.
I went into the kitchen and opened the fridge. I wanted a snack, so I opened the vegetable crisper. Not that I wanted a vegetable. That was where my mom hid the chocolate from my father, who was developing quite a paunch.
I dug out a huge Nestlé Crunch bar, poured a big glass of skim milk, and sat down at the yellow table. I know it’s ridiculous to drink skim milk when you’re pigging out on a chocolate bar, but I figured, why not cut calories where you can?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I felt my heart start to pound all over again. I was almost afraid to ask who it was. The image in my head was of a boy with brown hair and eyes set too close together—Lucas.
“It was on the news,” Dad said. “It was some guy who escaped from the state prison.”
I let out a long breath slowly.
“And Simone? Did they say anything about Simone?”
My father’s pleased expression quickly faded. He shook his head. “There’s no word on Simone.”
I sat down on the black leather footstool. “At least,” he sa...id, “we can relax a bit now. The guy is caught.”
“Thanks for telling me,” I said.
I went into the kitchen and opened the fridge. I wanted a snack, so I opened the vegetable crisper. Not that I wanted a vegetable. That was where my mom hid the chocolate from my father, who was developing quite a paunch.
I dug out a huge Nestlé Crunch bar, poured a big glass of skim milk, and sat down at the yellow table. I know it’s ridiculous to drink skim milk when you’re pigging out on a chocolate bar, but I figured, why not cut calories where you can?
What to read after The Prom Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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