I find it soothing. Nothing calms my nerves like listening to the swish swish of the wash cycle and the strange music of the spin. Even though I wash my clothes at a tiny Laundromat, the dust bunnies in comers and the lint on the windows are easy to ignore, because I just focus on my mystery novels. I find that these novels are the best laundromat
reading because they don't require heavy-duty concentration. I can keep my mind on the plot as I take my clothes from a washer and put them in a dryer
Which closing sentence, if added to the paragraph, would most effectively build suspense?
Last Monday, something mysterious happened and it scared me for a while, but it turned out all right.
However, last Monday evening, the mystery at the laundromat became only too real.
Last week I thought there was a mystery at the laundromat, but it turned out to be no big deal.
I thought there was a mystery last Monday, but it turned out to be something that didn't really scare me