Derive
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I tried. I really did. I saw too much of my grandfather’s regal stance in my reflection. I left the dark slacks on and tossed the jacket. I unbuttoned the top of the white shirt and rolled the sleeves up.
I wasn’t dressed to court the angel I was determined to find, but at the very least I wasn’t wearing fatigues, looking like a brute warrior with only one focus. I brushed my fingers through my dark hair and stared forward at my reflection, finding it odd that just the thought of that girl b...rought a glint to my emerald eyes, that I didn’t look furious, or even somber. I had to understand why she had that effect on me, why I felt so vacant without her at my side.
I flung my bathroom door open and stopped short. Seneca was there. Her white hood was still down, but not quite as far. Her gaze started at my feet and rose to meet my eyes. Her eyes were a mix of lavender and blue. The lavender was always dominant when her gifts of seeing forward were in action, and lately they stayed lavender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tried. I really did. I saw too much of my grandfather’s regal stance in my reflection. I left the dark slacks on and tossed the jacket. I unbuttoned the top of the white shirt and rolled the sleeves up.
I wasn’t dressed to court the angel I was determined to find, but at the very least I wasn’t wearing fatigues, looking like a brute warrior with only one focus. I brushed my fingers through my dark hair and stared forward at my reflection, finding it odd that just the thought of that girl b...rought a glint to my emerald eyes, that I didn’t look furious, or even somber. I had to understand why she had that effect on me, why I felt so vacant without her at my side.
I flung my bathroom door open and stopped short. Seneca was there. Her white hood was still down, but not quite as far. Her gaze started at my feet and rose to meet my eyes. Her eyes were a mix of lavender and blue. The lavender was always dominant when her gifts of seeing forward were in action, and lately they stayed lavender.
What to read after Derive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jamie Magee to read onlineMoreLess
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