Caterpillar, a Paranormal Romance With a Touch of Horror
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I parked, got out of the driver’s side and reached back in for my attaché. I was vigilant as I crept across the parking lot toward the sidewalk in front of Panera. I felt like a criminal keeping an eye out for the po-po. My eyes scanned my surroundings continually, looking for the Conroys, the blue sedan, Marvin or anyone else I might find suspicious. I had just stepped up onto the sidewalk when I saw the blue sedan pull into a space across the parking lot. I watched to see if someone would... exit the vehicle. Not watching where I was going, I ran right into a light pole. My temple and cheekbone made contact with the metal column. A muffled “bong” reverberated through the pole and vibrated through my body like I was a tuning fork. I literally saw stars for a second or two. I stumbled back a few steps and, as I tried to right myself, my foot slipped off the sidewalk and landed in the mouth of a storm drain. My ankle turned and the heel of my shoe snapped off, further throwing me off balance. As if in slow motion, I could feel my body leaning precariously toward the parking lot. I flapped my arms in an attempt to steady myself, but at that point, nothing could stop me from going down. My purse went one way, my attaché went the other. Legs and arms flew until the pavement stopped me. When I hit, I sort of skidded and rolled. All in all, I managed to scrape and sully nearly every part of my body, starting with my chin. As it turns out, chins are a very effective way to stop forward momentum, however, if the position is just right, which mine must’ve been. I was vaguely aware of the crunch of hard plastic, which registered in my brain as the probable death of my laptop. Better that than bones, I supposed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I parked, got out of the driver’s side and reached back in for my attaché. I was vigilant as I crept across the parking lot toward the sidewalk in front of Panera. I felt like a criminal keeping an eye out for the po-po. My eyes scanned my surroundings continually, looking for the Conroys, the blue sedan, Marvin or anyone else I might find suspicious. I had just stepped up onto the sidewalk when I saw the blue sedan pull into a space across the parking lot. I watched to see if someone would... exit the vehicle. Not watching where I was going, I ran right into a light pole. My temple and cheekbone made contact with the metal column. A muffled “bong” reverberated through the pole and vibrated through my body like I was a tuning fork. I literally saw stars for a second or two. I stumbled back a few steps and, as I tried to right myself, my foot slipped off the sidewalk and landed in the mouth of a storm drain. My ankle turned and the heel of my shoe snapped off, further throwing me off balance. As if in slow motion, I could feel my body leaning precariously toward the parking lot. I flapped my arms in an attempt to steady myself, but at that point, nothing could stop me from going down. My purse went one way, my attaché went the other. Legs and arms flew until the pavement stopped me. When I hit, I sort of skidded and rolled. All in all, I managed to scrape and sully nearly every part of my body, starting with my chin. As it turns out, chins are a very effective way to stop forward momentum, however, if the position is just right, which mine must’ve been. I was vaguely aware of the crunch of hard plastic, which registered in my brain as the probable death of my laptop. Better that than bones, I supposed.
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