Critical Injuries (2013)
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Coming through that courtroom side door with four other young, anxious prisoners, Roddy scans the room and yes, finds her, third row back. Looking just the way she did a week ago. Same dress, even.
His terror subsides, although does not vanish. The suspense of her presence, or absence, that caused his hands to tremble, is relieved, but there is still the suspense of his future, as it will be defined by the judge. None of this is in his control. But then, look what he did before, when he did ...have control; or believed that he did.
His grandmother and his dad are out there, too, watching him come in with the others, looking nervous and sad, even though he’s caused so much grief, and shamed his grandmother, and made his dad angry. He nods to them, and smiles, as best he can. His grandmother smiles back, his dad nods. But after that, and he knows this is weird as well as amazing, his eyes need to swerve back to the girl.
The picture he’s tried to hold of her in his mind’s eye this past week is perfectly true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coming through that courtroom side door with four other young, anxious prisoners, Roddy scans the room and yes, finds her, third row back. Looking just the way she did a week ago. Same dress, even.
His terror subsides, although does not vanish. The suspense of her presence, or absence, that caused his hands to tremble, is relieved, but there is still the suspense of his future, as it will be defined by the judge. None of this is in his control. But then, look what he did before, when he did ...have control; or believed that he did.
His grandmother and his dad are out there, too, watching him come in with the others, looking nervous and sad, even though he’s caused so much grief, and shamed his grandmother, and made his dad angry. He nods to them, and smiles, as best he can. His grandmother smiles back, his dad nods. But after that, and he knows this is weird as well as amazing, his eyes need to swerve back to the girl.
The picture he’s tried to hold of her in his mind’s eye this past week is perfectly true.
What to read after Critical Injuries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Barfoot to read onlineMoreLess
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