Edge of Disaster
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Her memory was a blur. She didn’t remember much at all. Her voice was still hoarse, but luckily, her injury to her trachea was not as bad as Pearce had originally thought.
She was in and out of it because they had her on a morphine pump. It was a good thing too. I could only imagine the pain she was in. Every time she’d conk out, I’d head on over to Justin’s room. His mood had improved over yesterday. They were going to move him out of ICU today. He was barking out orders to all the nurses. ...I guess whoever said that doctors make the worst patients, was right. Justin was not a very good one and I told him so.
“You need to calm down buddy. You’re nurses are gonna put ExLax in your food or something in retaliation.”
He looked at me and then burst into laughter.
“Oh God, don’t make me laugh. My guts hurt like crazy.”
“Well they should. Your brother had his fingers in there for at least an hour.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her memory was a blur. She didn’t remember much at all. Her voice was still hoarse, but luckily, her injury to her trachea was not as bad as Pearce had originally thought.
She was in and out of it because they had her on a morphine pump. It was a good thing too. I could only imagine the pain she was in. Every time she’d conk out, I’d head on over to Justin’s room. His mood had improved over yesterday. They were going to move him out of ICU today. He was barking out orders to all the nurses. ...I guess whoever said that doctors make the worst patients, was right. Justin was not a very good one and I told him so.
“You need to calm down buddy. You’re nurses are gonna put ExLax in your food or something in retaliation.”
He looked at me and then burst into laughter.
“Oh God, don’t make me laugh. My guts hurt like crazy.”
“Well they should. Your brother had his fingers in there for at least an hour.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. M. Hargrove to read onlineMoreLess
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