Twilight (2012)
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We parked in a triangular formation again and Peter bailed out after setting the parking brake. He went to the rear of the Toyota, started swearing again. “Samuel, how about you getting a tool, maybe a tire iron or something? Look here, will you?”
In the fading light I saw what he was pointing out. Where we’d been struck by the third Toyota the rear fender had crumpled in, and a jagged piece of metal was only an inch or so away from our left rear tire. Peter muttered something and said, “If that... fool had been going just a bit faster we’d still be there by that bridge, waiting to get our throats slit or our brains blown out.”
I said nothing, opened up the rear door and found the tire iron below our first-aid kit and flare-gun case. I handed it over to Peter, who started to lever back the piece of metal. Hesitantly, Sanjay came over and said, “Is … is everyone all right?”
Peter didn’t even look up. “Back away there, friend, unless you want this rod shoved up your Indian arse.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We parked in a triangular formation again and Peter bailed out after setting the parking brake. He went to the rear of the Toyota, started swearing again. “Samuel, how about you getting a tool, maybe a tire iron or something? Look here, will you?”
In the fading light I saw what he was pointing out. Where we’d been struck by the third Toyota the rear fender had crumpled in, and a jagged piece of metal was only an inch or so away from our left rear tire. Peter muttered something and said, “If that... fool had been going just a bit faster we’d still be there by that bridge, waiting to get our throats slit or our brains blown out.”
I said nothing, opened up the rear door and found the tire iron below our first-aid kit and flare-gun case. I handed it over to Peter, who started to lever back the piece of metal. Hesitantly, Sanjay came over and said, “Is … is everyone all right?”
Peter didn’t even look up. “Back away there, friend, unless you want this rod shoved up your Indian arse.”
What to read after Twilight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brendan Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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