Falling (The Falling Angels Saga)
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Mr. Percival looked up, his gaze alternating between us, puzzlement and fear in his eyes. “What time is it? What day is this?” he asked in a pitiful tone.
“I’m right here,” I said, stooping by his side. I took one of his hands and caressed it gently. “You had a… a seizure,” I said. I hated lying to him, but the lie was a whole lot better than telling him what had really happened—and a whole lot more believable, too.
“I did?” he replied even more puzzled. “When?”
I raised my eyes to meet Guy and ...Orthon’s. “We need to get him into his office, so we can fix this,” I said. There was no hiding the urgency in my voice.
They moved in and helped Mr. Percival to his feet.
“Who are you boys? Do you go to this school?” He looked at Orthon and breathed in his odor. “Why are you dressed like that? You know the rule. No dark glasses on campus.”
Amid a barrage of complaints, we got Mr. Percival into his office and began walking him across the room. It was a small, windowless office, with an oversized desk piled high with books and ungraded papers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Percival looked up, his gaze alternating between us, puzzlement and fear in his eyes. “What time is it? What day is this?” he asked in a pitiful tone.
“I’m right here,” I said, stooping by his side. I took one of his hands and caressed it gently. “You had a… a seizure,” I said. I hated lying to him, but the lie was a whole lot better than telling him what had really happened—and a whole lot more believable, too.
“I did?” he replied even more puzzled. “When?”
I raised my eyes to meet Guy and ...Orthon’s. “We need to get him into his office, so we can fix this,” I said. There was no hiding the urgency in my voice.
They moved in and helped Mr. Percival to his feet.
“Who are you boys? Do you go to this school?” He looked at Orthon and breathed in his odor. “Why are you dressed like that? You know the rule. No dark glasses on campus.”
Amid a barrage of complaints, we got Mr. Percival into his office and began walking him across the room. It was a small, windowless office, with an oversized desk piled high with books and ungraded papers.
What to read after Falling (The Falling Angels Saga)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Lowe, E. to read onlineMoreLess
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