Beautiful Musician
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“We’re going to sneak out that way?” she asked.
I nodded. “It’ll be easier than trying to slip out the front door without being seen. Or one of the side exits or whatever.” In actuality, Abby could leave anytime she wanted. This wasn’t a mental ward, like at a state or county hospital. Her admittance to The Manor had been voluntarily.
Fancy-ass places like this usually were.
She climbed out the window first, and I followed her. She glanced back and grinned. “Good thing my room is on the first fl...oor.”
The Manor didn’t have multiple stories. “Everything here is on the first floor.”
“I know, but good thing, huh?”
I smiled. She was being girlish and giddy. I grabbed her hand as soon as our feet hit solid ground.
I guided her around the side of the building and toward the garden. We crept around like cat burglars, only we wouldn’t be stealing anything.
We came to a stone wall with an iron gate shaped into a whimsical design.
“What should we do now?”
she asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“We’re going to sneak out that way?” she asked.
I nodded. “It’ll be easier than trying to slip out the front door without being seen. Or one of the side exits or whatever.” In actuality, Abby could leave anytime she wanted. This wasn’t a mental ward, like at a state or county hospital. Her admittance to The Manor had been voluntarily.
Fancy-ass places like this usually were.
She climbed out the window first, and I followed her. She glanced back and grinned. “Good thing my room is on the first fl...oor.”
The Manor didn’t have multiple stories. “Everything here is on the first floor.”
“I know, but good thing, huh?”
I smiled. She was being girlish and giddy. I grabbed her hand as soon as our feet hit solid ground.
I guided her around the side of the building and toward the garden. We crept around like cat burglars, only we wouldn’t be stealing anything.
We came to a stone wall with an iron gate shaped into a whimsical design.
“What should we do now?”
she asked.
What to read after Beautiful Musician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheri Whitefeather to read onlineMoreLess
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