Blood Trail
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He ran me on the computer and told me I didn’t have any criminal history or any outstanding warrants. He was half joking, trying to lighten things up, but I couldn’t smile. Maybe the look on my face was the same as the look on my mom’s face when we walked in. I don’t know. Probably, because Mom’s face matched all the others I’d been seeing, stretched and pale like a drumhead.
The detective introduced himself and told Mom, “I want to take his statement in your presence, because he’s a minor.”
She... looked at me. I told her, “It’s okay.” It wasn’t okay, really. I felt like a murderer who couldn’t wait to confess. I felt as bad as if I’d killed Aaron myself.
“I want you to talk with a lawyer first,” Mom said.
“Mom, I already told him everything. He just needs to write it down.”
The truth was, I’d told him everything except who Aaron had said he was afraid of. I wasn’t going to snitch on Nathan, because he couldn’t have done it. I mean, I’d known him as long as I’d known Aaron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ran me on the computer and told me I didn’t have any criminal history or any outstanding warrants. He was half joking, trying to lighten things up, but I couldn’t smile. Maybe the look on my face was the same as the look on my mom’s face when we walked in. I don’t know. Probably, because Mom’s face matched all the others I’d been seeing, stretched and pale like a drumhead.
The detective introduced himself and told Mom, “I want to take his statement in your presence, because he’s a minor.”
She... looked at me. I told her, “It’s okay.” It wasn’t okay, really. I felt like a murderer who couldn’t wait to confess. I felt as bad as if I’d killed Aaron myself.
“I want you to talk with a lawyer first,” Mom said.
“Mom, I already told him everything. He just needs to write it down.”
The truth was, I’d told him everything except who Aaron had said he was afraid of. I wasn’t going to snitch on Nathan, because he couldn’t have done it. I mean, I’d known him as long as I’d known Aaron.
What to read after Blood Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Springer to read onlineMoreLess
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