Three Miles Past
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Four months later—Houston—William tried for the third time to balance his empty beer can on the four-wheel-drive shifter of the Chevy he had now. For a moment, maybe, it held, staying there for him, but then fell into the passenger side floorboard with the rest.
He was sitting in the first visitor row of the downtown hospital.
The Chevy was because that state cop had caressed the Ford with his flashlight. William had tried to forget it, tried not to feel the heat the flashlight had pulled acro...ss the skin of his truck, the sharp-edged shadows the trim and fender flares had cast, but it was too much. Each time since then that he’d walked up on the truck from that angle—after work (stacking transmissions), after the bar, after buying all the newspapers he was in—it had been the same: that night, the bear. And because it was like that for him, it had to be for the cop, too. So the Ford had to go.
William had sold it to one of the mechanics at his work, Al, who never looked anybody in the eye but had told William once that he’d started out at the shop scraping gaskets too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Four months later—Houston—William tried for the third time to balance his empty beer can on the four-wheel-drive shifter of the Chevy he had now. For a moment, maybe, it held, staying there for him, but then fell into the passenger side floorboard with the rest.
He was sitting in the first visitor row of the downtown hospital.
The Chevy was because that state cop had caressed the Ford with his flashlight. William had tried to forget it, tried not to feel the heat the flashlight had pulled acro...ss the skin of his truck, the sharp-edged shadows the trim and fender flares had cast, but it was too much. Each time since then that he’d walked up on the truck from that angle—after work (stacking transmissions), after the bar, after buying all the newspapers he was in—it had been the same: that night, the bear. And because it was like that for him, it had to be for the cop, too. So the Ford had to go.
William had sold it to one of the mechanics at his work, Al, who never looked anybody in the eye but had told William once that he’d started out at the shop scraping gaskets too.
What to read after Three Miles Past?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Graham Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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