We All Killed Grandma
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He was wearing sport clothes and looked more like a high school sophomore than ever. It was hard to believe that he was older than I, five years older.
He waved at me and grinned as I came across the aisle and slid into a seat across from him. Then his grin faded. He said, “You don’t look so good.”
“I am not so good,” I told him. “I feel like hell.”
“What’s wrong, Rod?”
“Nothing, I guess. I couldn’t sleep, that’s all. So I’m tired.”
“Sorry I asked you to come down here then. It’s not really nece...ssary for you to be here; I just thought it would be better if you were, in case.”
A waitress came over and I ordered coffee and doughnuts and then turned back to Arch. “What’s it about? Your appointment, I mean.”
“Just want to get an advance against the estate. Some money to live on until we get the bulk of it. And—I don’t know—Hennig might want your agreement on that.”
“It’s okay by me, Arch,” I said. “How much are you asking for?”
“A couple of thousand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was wearing sport clothes and looked more like a high school sophomore than ever. It was hard to believe that he was older than I, five years older.
He waved at me and grinned as I came across the aisle and slid into a seat across from him. Then his grin faded. He said, “You don’t look so good.”
“I am not so good,” I told him. “I feel like hell.”
“What’s wrong, Rod?”
“Nothing, I guess. I couldn’t sleep, that’s all. So I’m tired.”
“Sorry I asked you to come down here then. It’s not really nece...ssary for you to be here; I just thought it would be better if you were, in case.”
A waitress came over and I ordered coffee and doughnuts and then turned back to Arch. “What’s it about? Your appointment, I mean.”
“Just want to get an advance against the estate. Some money to live on until we get the bulk of it. And—I don’t know—Hennig might want your agreement on that.”
“It’s okay by me, Arch,” I said. “How much are you asking for?”
“A couple of thousand.
What to read after We All Killed Grandma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Fredric to read onlineMoreLess
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