Waiting
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Connie said. “Anything more on Mark?”
“I made a few phone calls trying to track down a possible girlfriend he might have left with. Either everybody’s keeping silent out of loyalty or, more likely, nobody wants to get involved. He’s underage and if she was over eighteen, then she probably broke the law and goddammit—”
Connie held up her hand. “Not being cruel, Artie, but the cops aren’t going to get their water hot about a seventeen-year-old boy and a nineteen-year-old girl running off to Palm S...prings or wherever for a little fun in the sun. If she were older, they might look into it, but only for a snicker or two.”
Artie sagged into his chair and watched the bustle outside in the newsroom. “When do you stop being a parent, Connie? When do you decide to let them go out on their own?”
She looked sympathetic. “One, you never stop. And two, you don’t do the deciding—they do. And please don’t ask me how I handle Elizabeth and John. I don’t. And it’s not because they’re adopted.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Connie said. “Anything more on Mark?”
“I made a few phone calls trying to track down a possible girlfriend he might have left with. Either everybody’s keeping silent out of loyalty or, more likely, nobody wants to get involved. He’s underage and if she was over eighteen, then she probably broke the law and goddammit—”
Connie held up her hand. “Not being cruel, Artie, but the cops aren’t going to get their water hot about a seventeen-year-old boy and a nineteen-year-old girl running off to Palm S...prings or wherever for a little fun in the sun. If she were older, they might look into it, but only for a snicker or two.”
Artie sagged into his chair and watched the bustle outside in the newsroom. “When do you stop being a parent, Connie? When do you decide to let them go out on their own?”
She looked sympathetic. “One, you never stop. And two, you don’t do the deciding—they do. And please don’t ask me how I handle Elizabeth and John. I don’t. And it’s not because they’re adopted.”
What to read after Waiting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Frank M. to read onlineMoreLess
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