Collide
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To my front porch, anyway, my fingers fumbling with the key in the lock. I wasn’t much for praying, but I did mutter under my breath to whatever entity would listen to at least let me get inside before I went dark. I opened the door. I went anything but dark. Brilliant sunlight blinded me. I threw a hand up over my eyes and stumbled on a floor slick with wax, not ice. I breathed in heat, and a cacophony of sounds and smells assaulted me. The tang of pot and sting of cigarette smoke pushed aside ...the smell of oranges. I heard laughter and music and the cry of a child. I blinked, rubbing at my eyes. I’d gone through the looking glass again, this time right into Johnny’s house. The door hung open behind me. Had I even knocked? Nobody had answered. Nobody seemed to even notice I was there. I closed my eyes to orient myself, but only for a second. Then I shrugged out of my coat as fast as I could, hung it on a coatrack along with my scarf. I fluffed my hair. I checked my clothes—a pair of boot-cut jeans and a button-up blouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To my front porch, anyway, my fingers fumbling with the key in the lock. I wasn’t much for praying, but I did mutter under my breath to whatever entity would listen to at least let me get inside before I went dark. I opened the door. I went anything but dark. Brilliant sunlight blinded me. I threw a hand up over my eyes and stumbled on a floor slick with wax, not ice. I breathed in heat, and a cacophony of sounds and smells assaulted me. The tang of pot and sting of cigarette smoke pushed aside ...the smell of oranges. I heard laughter and music and the cry of a child. I blinked, rubbing at my eyes. I’d gone through the looking glass again, this time right into Johnny’s house. The door hung open behind me. Had I even knocked? Nobody had answered. Nobody seemed to even notice I was there. I closed my eyes to orient myself, but only for a second. Then I shrugged out of my coat as fast as I could, hung it on a coatrack along with my scarf. I fluffed my hair. I checked my clothes—a pair of boot-cut jeans and a button-up blouse.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Megan Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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