The Remaining: Fractured
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Nick had gone back to Camp Ryder. Nick had gone back to be with his family. To make sure that they were safe. To make sure that it wasn’t just radio problems that kept them from making contact. Nick had left days ago. There was no way he could be here now.He thought it, but he didn’t truly believe it.He believed his eyes, which clearly saw the man. Knew him less from his face, which distance and blood obscured, but from the lankiness of his form, the way his shoulders sat high like he held them ...in a permanent shrug.Nick, you stupid sonofabitch…“Cover me,” LaRouche spit out.Wilson growled something, but didn’t protest—knew better than to argue with LaRouche on things like this, and the other man was already out the door. Instead he turned to the backseat and looked at Father Jim. “Fuckin’ go with him!”Jim shoved his way out, gritting his teeth.In the turret, Joel’s legs danced about. “Who is it? Did you say it was Nick?”In the street, LaRouche had his rifle up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nick had gone back to Camp Ryder. Nick had gone back to be with his family. To make sure that they were safe. To make sure that it wasn’t just radio problems that kept them from making contact. Nick had left days ago. There was no way he could be here now.He thought it, but he didn’t truly believe it.He believed his eyes, which clearly saw the man. Knew him less from his face, which distance and blood obscured, but from the lankiness of his form, the way his shoulders sat high like he held them ...in a permanent shrug.Nick, you stupid sonofabitch…“Cover me,” LaRouche spit out.Wilson growled something, but didn’t protest—knew better than to argue with LaRouche on things like this, and the other man was already out the door. Instead he turned to the backseat and looked at Father Jim. “Fuckin’ go with him!”Jim shoved his way out, gritting his teeth.In the turret, Joel’s legs danced about. “Who is it? Did you say it was Nick?”In the street, LaRouche had his rifle up.
What to read after The Remaining: Fractured?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D.J. Molles to read onlineMoreLess
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