Blood Bond
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I wasn’t sure I’d survive my mom’s schedule for long. By the time I got to Jack’s, my legs were liquid and my arms were dead weight at my sides. Some of it was my own fault—tackling Alex had consequences. The rest was evidence that two weeks without a workout was too long.
My mom stopped the car next to Jack’s truck.
She’d insisted on driving Cambria and me, since Grandma and Alex had “things to do,” as they’d said before disappearing after lunch.
“I’ll be back at four,” she said through the ope...n window.
I nodded.
“See you later,” Cambria called. She waved as my mom made a loop and started back up the drive.
“Slow down,” I said, falling behind Cam as she hurried toward the front door.
“Oh, sorry,” she said, eyeing me. “You look like crap, you know that?”
“Thanks.” I rolled my eyes and resisted the urge to point out that she’d gotten two more hours of sleep than I’d had. It wouldn’t have changed the fact that she was right. “Why are you in such a hurry, anyway?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wasn’t sure I’d survive my mom’s schedule for long. By the time I got to Jack’s, my legs were liquid and my arms were dead weight at my sides. Some of it was my own fault—tackling Alex had consequences. The rest was evidence that two weeks without a workout was too long.
My mom stopped the car next to Jack’s truck.
She’d insisted on driving Cambria and me, since Grandma and Alex had “things to do,” as they’d said before disappearing after lunch.
“I’ll be back at four,” she said through the ope...n window.
I nodded.
“See you later,” Cambria called. She waved as my mom made a loop and started back up the drive.
“Slow down,” I said, falling behind Cam as she hurried toward the front door.
“Oh, sorry,” she said, eyeing me. “You look like crap, you know that?”
“Thanks.” I rolled my eyes and resisted the urge to point out that she’d gotten two more hours of sleep than I’d had. It wouldn’t have changed the fact that she was right. “Why are you in such a hurry, anyway?”
What to read after Blood Bond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Hildenbrand to read onlineMoreLess
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