A Grave Tree
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Our Common Future The streets were filled with the shadows of dusk when Abbey arrived to find Caleb waiting outside Abbott’s Apothecary, just like older Caleb had suggested he would be. He was alone, his freckled face clouded with irritation, Ian nowhere in sight.
Caleb clutched her arm almost painfully. “Where have you been? I’ve been worried sick.”
“Looking for you,” Abbey said. “Where’s Ian?”
Caleb shook his head, an angry jerk. “He hasn’t showed.”
“How did you get away?”
... “Anna helped me. She works for Salvador Systems as a geneticist. They scanned us when we went in for treatment. Our genes, I mean, and apparently mine came back as already taken, which would make sense if this has become my future. My genes would be taken by me—an older me. Anyway, it raised a whole bunch of alarm bells. Anna came in, recognized me and smoothed it over, said it was just a glitch in their new scanners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our Common Future The streets were filled with the shadows of dusk when Abbey arrived to find Caleb waiting outside Abbott’s Apothecary, just like older Caleb had suggested he would be. He was alone, his freckled face clouded with irritation, Ian nowhere in sight.
Caleb clutched her arm almost painfully. “Where have you been? I’ve been worried sick.”
“Looking for you,” Abbey said. “Where’s Ian?”
Caleb shook his head, an angry jerk. “He hasn’t showed.”
“How did you get away?”
... “Anna helped me. She works for Salvador Systems as a geneticist. They scanned us when we went in for treatment. Our genes, I mean, and apparently mine came back as already taken, which would make sense if this has become my future. My genes would be taken by me—an older me. Anyway, it raised a whole bunch of alarm bells. Anna came in, recognized me and smoothed it over, said it was just a glitch in their new scanners.
What to read after A Grave Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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