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One arm was beneath her, sticking straight out. The warm arm draped over her other side, however, wasn’t hers. She rolled back and met Cameron’s gaze. He was already awake.
“I had a dream,” she said. “Was it about racial equality in the 1960s?” She rolled fully to face him. “No.” Something in her expression must have registered. Cameron sat up and propped himself on one elbow. “About Meyer?” No, it hadn’t been about Meyer. She wished he hadn’t said it — and wished even more that she’d just... told him the dream’s contents rather than making him play this guessing game. She was split exactly down the middle on the topic of Meyer. When they’d arrived at the Moab ranch three months ago, Meyer had been all she’d wanted to discuss. She’d pestered Cameron’s father unceasingly, asking question after question, pursuing avenues that Benjamin had already traveled but that Piper’s desperation forced him to revisit anew. When Benjamin grew exhausted, she’d pestered his right-hand man, Charlie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One arm was beneath her, sticking straight out. The warm arm draped over her other side, however, wasn’t hers. She rolled back and met Cameron’s gaze. He was already awake.
“I had a dream,” she said. “Was it about racial equality in the 1960s?” She rolled fully to face him. “No.” Something in her expression must have registered. Cameron sat up and propped himself on one elbow. “About Meyer?” No, it hadn’t been about Meyer. She wished he hadn’t said it — and wished even more that she’d just... told him the dream’s contents rather than making him play this guessing game. She was split exactly down the middle on the topic of Meyer. When they’d arrived at the Moab ranch three months ago, Meyer had been all she’d wanted to discuss. She’d pestered Cameron’s father unceasingly, asking question after question, pursuing avenues that Benjamin had already traveled but that Piper’s desperation forced him to revisit anew. When Benjamin grew exhausted, she’d pestered his right-hand man, Charlie.
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