Anterograde (2014)
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The sound is so final, it makes Calden’s skin crawl, makes him feel suddenly claustrophobic, more so than he’s felt in a long time.
He can’t stand the idea of being inside now. He needs air. He needs space. He needs to not be here.
Whirling around, he almost runs smack into Eli before sidestepping and reaching for the door handle.
“Calden?”
Eli, despite his tiredness, sounds alarmed. “What’s going on? Where are you going?”
“Just for a walk,” Calden says, hating that he has to give an account to ...anyone about what he does but understanding the necessity of it. It’s hard not to understand, not when he woke up in the hospital a few hours ago and was offered a crash course on what his own life is like these days.
“I’ll come with you,” Eli says rather predictably.
Part of Calden wants to be glad at the offer of company. After all, when he woke up, he had a vague feeling that he was going to be late for his lunch with Eli. Finding Eli here and learning that he lives with Calden—that he is with him in a way Calden hadn’t dared hope for—that’s the one bright side to this whole mess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sound is so final, it makes Calden’s skin crawl, makes him feel suddenly claustrophobic, more so than he’s felt in a long time.
He can’t stand the idea of being inside now. He needs air. He needs space. He needs to not be here.
Whirling around, he almost runs smack into Eli before sidestepping and reaching for the door handle.
“Calden?”
Eli, despite his tiredness, sounds alarmed. “What’s going on? Where are you going?”
“Just for a walk,” Calden says, hating that he has to give an account to ...anyone about what he does but understanding the necessity of it. It’s hard not to understand, not when he woke up in the hospital a few hours ago and was offered a crash course on what his own life is like these days.
“I’ll come with you,” Eli says rather predictably.
Part of Calden wants to be glad at the offer of company. After all, when he woke up, he had a vague feeling that he was going to be late for his lunch with Eli. Finding Eli here and learning that he lives with Calden—that he is with him in a way Calden hadn’t dared hope for—that’s the one bright side to this whole mess.
What to read after Anterograde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kallysten to read onlineMoreLess
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