Crash (Visions (Simon Pulse))
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In school Friday I can’t help but look for him, and I find him looking for me, his melancholy eyes sending me a weird, pitying glance, like he’s trying to empathize, and it only frustrates me.
I get it now. He’s being Sawyer, the guy who is nice to the outcasts—one of my favorite things about him. That’s the kid, the guy, I’ve always loved. But I never, ever wanted to be the target. I wanted to be the partner. He believes he’s protecting me in a way, but it feels like he’s leading me on with his... listening ear, trying to be there for an old friend who’s losing her marbles. He even sends me a text message. “You doing okay? We should talk at lunch. Under the slide? ”
And that about does me in. I can’t even answer it, because when he’s dead, I want this to be the only text in the thread on my phone.
Dear dog, I’m such a mess.
• • • He finds me at the drinking fountain.
“Hey!” he says in a strangely cheerful voice. His smile isn’t the one from last night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In school Friday I can’t help but look for him, and I find him looking for me, his melancholy eyes sending me a weird, pitying glance, like he’s trying to empathize, and it only frustrates me.
I get it now. He’s being Sawyer, the guy who is nice to the outcasts—one of my favorite things about him. That’s the kid, the guy, I’ve always loved. But I never, ever wanted to be the target. I wanted to be the partner. He believes he’s protecting me in a way, but it feels like he’s leading me on with his... listening ear, trying to be there for an old friend who’s losing her marbles. He even sends me a text message. “You doing okay? We should talk at lunch. Under the slide? ”
And that about does me in. I can’t even answer it, because when he’s dead, I want this to be the only text in the thread on my phone.
Dear dog, I’m such a mess.
• • • He finds me at the drinking fountain.
“Hey!” he says in a strangely cheerful voice. His smile isn’t the one from last night.
What to read after Crash (Visions (Simon Pulse))?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Mcmann to read onlineMoreLess
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