Flying High
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Brice sounded coldly chatty, like nothing he said actually mattered. “And sorry, Mel, I didn’t live in the distant past, as you’d like to believe.”“You lived in this century, didn’t you?” said Reuben softly.“Correct, angel boy. This was my little personal slot in time. This school was also my school. And Dominic de Winter, amateur time-tours operator - well, he was my little brother.”I think I actually gasped. But Brice was still talking.“Dom was just three when I died. And before you ask, he ha...s no idea we’re related. He doesn’t remember that he ever had a brother. A little magic trick of mine.”I was horrified. “Didn’t your parents tell him?”Brice’s eyes glittered coldly. “Dad was out of the picture by this time. As for Mum, well, better not get me started on her.”The cello was still sobbing away overhead and I wished whoever was playing would just knock it off. Things were quite intense enough.Brice took a breath. “Everyone uses that word ‘family’, like we’re all talking about the same thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brice sounded coldly chatty, like nothing he said actually mattered. “And sorry, Mel, I didn’t live in the distant past, as you’d like to believe.”“You lived in this century, didn’t you?” said Reuben softly.“Correct, angel boy. This was my little personal slot in time. This school was also my school. And Dominic de Winter, amateur time-tours operator - well, he was my little brother.”I think I actually gasped. But Brice was still talking.“Dom was just three when I died. And before you ask, he ha...s no idea we’re related. He doesn’t remember that he ever had a brother. A little magic trick of mine.”I was horrified. “Didn’t your parents tell him?”Brice’s eyes glittered coldly. “Dad was out of the picture by this time. As for Mum, well, better not get me started on her.”The cello was still sobbing away overhead and I wished whoever was playing would just knock it off. Things were quite intense enough.Brice took a breath. “Everyone uses that word ‘family’, like we’re all talking about the same thing.
What to read after Flying High?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Dalton to read onlineMoreLess
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