Wormhole
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Some people would describe it as sleepy, but dead was the word that came to mind. Fine with him. Sometimes dead was good.Removing his helmet, Jack walked to the front door, giving it three good raps with his knuckles.Heather opened the door a crack, then flung it open wide, wrapping her strong, slender arms around Jack’s neck as he lifted her off the ground. As Jennifer reached him he shifted to allow her into the group hug. Seeing Mark’s grin, Jack released the girls and stepped forward to acce...pt Mark’s powerful handshake. Jack felt a warmth that he hadn’t experienced for a long while fill his chest. “Janet told me to give you all a hug for her. Mark’s going to have to wait to collect his in person.”“That’s OK.” Mark laughed. “I’d rather get it from her anyway.”“Let’s not keep Jack standing in the driveway all morning,” Jennifer said. “Besides, everything’s a bit less conspicuous inside.”“Good thinking,” Jack agreed.Heather led the group into the living room, but Jack carried his satchel to the kitchen table and pulled out manila envelopes labeled HEATHER, MARK, and JENNIFER.Tossing them on the table, he turned toward Heather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some people would describe it as sleepy, but dead was the word that came to mind. Fine with him. Sometimes dead was good.Removing his helmet, Jack walked to the front door, giving it three good raps with his knuckles.Heather opened the door a crack, then flung it open wide, wrapping her strong, slender arms around Jack’s neck as he lifted her off the ground. As Jennifer reached him he shifted to allow her into the group hug. Seeing Mark’s grin, Jack released the girls and stepped forward to acce...pt Mark’s powerful handshake. Jack felt a warmth that he hadn’t experienced for a long while fill his chest. “Janet told me to give you all a hug for her. Mark’s going to have to wait to collect his in person.”“That’s OK.” Mark laughed. “I’d rather get it from her anyway.”“Let’s not keep Jack standing in the driveway all morning,” Jennifer said. “Besides, everything’s a bit less conspicuous inside.”“Good thinking,” Jack agreed.Heather led the group into the living room, but Jack carried his satchel to the kitchen table and pulled out manila envelopes labeled HEATHER, MARK, and JENNIFER.Tossing them on the table, he turned toward Heather.
What to read after Wormhole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Richard Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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