Bloodstone
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In some part of my head, anyway. I was never truly tempted to believe it was real when I dreamed about Mila, but when it happened, I liked it. At the time I did. The moment of waking was cruel, but I deserved that. I always tried to delay waking, and of course as soon as you think that, you wake.
Despite the bitterness of the memories, I did miss her. I didn’t miss watching her play hunt-the-vein; I didn’t miss wiping spatters of her blood off the wall so her son didn’t see it, but I missed ...her old dead self, I missed her skin and hair and smell.
This time, though, I swear I could smell her hair. Not like it was the last time I left her: burnt-sugar and scalp-sweat and dust. In my dream the glossy strands of it between my fingers smelled of orange blossom and grass, of the supermarket shampoo the boy Jed used to steal for her. I closed my eyes, pressed my face into the back of her head. I put both arms round her to hug her body tighter against mine, scared suddenly of letting her go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some part of my head, anyway. I was never truly tempted to believe it was real when I dreamed about Mila, but when it happened, I liked it. At the time I did. The moment of waking was cruel, but I deserved that. I always tried to delay waking, and of course as soon as you think that, you wake.
Despite the bitterness of the memories, I did miss her. I didn’t miss watching her play hunt-the-vein; I didn’t miss wiping spatters of her blood off the wall so her son didn’t see it, but I missed ...her old dead self, I missed her skin and hair and smell.
This time, though, I swear I could smell her hair. Not like it was the last time I left her: burnt-sugar and scalp-sweat and dust. In my dream the glossy strands of it between my fingers smelled of orange blossom and grass, of the supermarket shampoo the boy Jed used to steal for her. I closed my eyes, pressed my face into the back of her head. I put both arms round her to hug her body tighter against mine, scared suddenly of letting her go.
What to read after Bloodstone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gillian Philip to read onlineMoreLess
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