Deathtrap
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She’d tried to call Dr. Pratt, but he was in emergency surgery, something complicated that was expected to last hours, according to the nurse.Wendy was taking her son to Florida to see her parents. Sophie glanced at the clock. They’d still be in the air.She sobbed. She’d waited for the heart forever. Prayed for it. Obsessed endlessly over whether or not she’d get one in time. Her new heart was a blessing, a miraculous thing, the best thing that had ever happened to her. That was what she was sup...posed to feel. But at the moment she just felt trapped, tied to something dark and unimaginable.How could she escape, when the thing she wanted to run from was inside of her?“I’m okay,” she told Peaches between two gasps of air as the dog looked at her, worried, whined and licked her knee. “I’m okay.”But she needed somebody else to tell her that, because she wasn’t sure if she could convince herself, not about this.She didn’t want to call Jeremy. Jeremy wasn’t what she needed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d tried to call Dr. Pratt, but he was in emergency surgery, something complicated that was expected to last hours, according to the nurse.Wendy was taking her son to Florida to see her parents. Sophie glanced at the clock. They’d still be in the air.She sobbed. She’d waited for the heart forever. Prayed for it. Obsessed endlessly over whether or not she’d get one in time. Her new heart was a blessing, a miraculous thing, the best thing that had ever happened to her. That was what she was sup...posed to feel. But at the moment she just felt trapped, tied to something dark and unimaginable.How could she escape, when the thing she wanted to run from was inside of her?“I’m okay,” she told Peaches between two gasps of air as the dog looked at her, worried, whined and licked her knee. “I’m okay.”But she needed somebody else to tell her that, because she wasn’t sure if she could convince herself, not about this.She didn’t want to call Jeremy. Jeremy wasn’t what she needed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana Marton to read onlineMoreLess
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