Secret Agent Jack Stalwart by Elizabeth Singer Hunt

Author:Elizabeth Singer Hunt [Singer Hunt, Elizabeth]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Running Press
Published: 2019-09-17T00:00:00+00:00

That’s it! thought Jack. Just the other week, he had seen a television program about the Terracotta Army. He knew that nearly 8,000 clay figurines made up the army and were housed in a giant museum. A perfect place to try and lose these guys, he thought.

“I’ve never seen the Terracotta Army before,” said Jack. “Can we stop so that I can take a look?”

Fong looked at Wong, surprised at Jack’s interest. But since Fong didn’t know Jack had translated their conversation, he thought it was just an honest kid’s strange request.

“Yeah, sure,” Fong said. “We can stop for five minutes so you can see a few clay people.”

Within minutes, they’d arrived at the complex. The museum building was huge, as was the car park. After pulling in, Wong found a parking place and turned off the engine. Fong got out of the truck and pushed his seat forward to let Jack out.

“Now don’t go too far, young man,” said Wong.

“Don’t worry. I won’t!” said Jack, strapping on his Book Bag and walking toward the main building.

But as he approached the front doors, something made Jack stop. He had the feeling that he’d forgotten something. He turned toward the truck and spotted Fong reaching into the back seat. He pulled something out and showed it to Wong. When Jack realized what it was, he panicked. It was his Secret Language Decoder.

Not only was he going to get a telling off from the GPF, it also looked like Jack was going to be in trouble with Fong and Wong. At first, the two teenagers didn’t know what the strange box was, but as soon as they saw the English words on the screen, they worked it out. Jack could tell they weren’t happy.

As Jack watched, Fong turned to face him. When their eyes met, Fong lifted his fists and shook them at Jack. Then the two park assistants started to run in Jack’s direction.

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