Family Tree (2016)
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I’m Dr. King. I’ve been taking care of you. My team and I.”
She tried to swallow. It took three tries. Her throat felt terrible, clogged with pain. She blinked until the guy’s face came into focus. Dr. King. She never went to the doctor. Did she know him? He had a good face. Craggy from being outdoors. Sandy-colored hair and light blue eyes watching her with a peculiar intensity. Not the kind that made her uncomfortable, but the kind that wanted to connect.
“Oh.” A single syllable, sounding like... a rusty hinge. Her mouth didn’t work properly. She didn’t recognize her own voice at all. It was weird and thready, as if she’d been clubbing all night. She didn’t do that anymore. Did she? Had she ever?
“Um . . . thank you?” She wasn’t quite sure what to say to a stranger claiming he’d been taking care of her.
There was a crusty, ripping sound as soap-smelling hands opened the Velcro behind her neck. The cervical collar came away, and fresh air chilled her exposed neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’m Dr. King. I’ve been taking care of you. My team and I.”
She tried to swallow. It took three tries. Her throat felt terrible, clogged with pain. She blinked until the guy’s face came into focus. Dr. King. She never went to the doctor. Did she know him? He had a good face. Craggy from being outdoors. Sandy-colored hair and light blue eyes watching her with a peculiar intensity. Not the kind that made her uncomfortable, but the kind that wanted to connect.
“Oh.” A single syllable, sounding like... a rusty hinge. Her mouth didn’t work properly. She didn’t recognize her own voice at all. It was weird and thready, as if she’d been clubbing all night. She didn’t do that anymore. Did she? Had she ever?
“Um . . . thank you?” She wasn’t quite sure what to say to a stranger claiming he’d been taking care of her.
There was a crusty, ripping sound as soap-smelling hands opened the Velcro behind her neck. The cervical collar came away, and fresh air chilled her exposed neck.
What to read after Family Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Wiggs to read onlineMoreLess
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