Those Lazy Sundays: a Novel of the Undead
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He wondered. It had been nothing more than a meeting of eyes, a non-verbal acknowledgement of what would have to be done. Still, when Jack had gone to sleep that night, he'd worried that maybe they hadn't communicated what he had thought. He'd read somewhere ˗ maybe it had been in one of his 101 classes ˗ that non-verbal communication was as much, if not more, important that actual speaking. But he found it difficult and finicky.
He thought they'd almost read each other's minds. But maybe they h...adn't. Maybe Kate had been thinking something completely different. It was a question that repeated in his brain even as he finally and reluctantly drifted off to sleep.
Then a single gunshot in the middle of the night ripped him out of his slumber, and he thought his worries had been answered. He didn’t know how long he had been asleep when it came. He jumped out of bed, expecting more shots, but was greeted only with silence. His watch read 4:05 am.
He rushed out of the room with his flashlight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wondered. It had been nothing more than a meeting of eyes, a non-verbal acknowledgement of what would have to be done. Still, when Jack had gone to sleep that night, he'd worried that maybe they hadn't communicated what he had thought. He'd read somewhere ˗ maybe it had been in one of his 101 classes ˗ that non-verbal communication was as much, if not more, important that actual speaking. But he found it difficult and finicky.
He thought they'd almost read each other's minds. But maybe they h...adn't. Maybe Kate had been thinking something completely different. It was a question that repeated in his brain even as he finally and reluctantly drifted off to sleep.
Then a single gunshot in the middle of the night ripped him out of his slumber, and he thought his worries had been answered. He didn’t know how long he had been asleep when it came. He jumped out of bed, expecting more shots, but was greeted only with silence. His watch read 4:05 am.
He rushed out of the room with his flashlight.
What to read after Those Lazy Sundays: a Novel of the Undead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas North to read onlineMoreLess
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