Forced Disappearance
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He’d been a nerdy engineering student. Okay, they’d both been pretty socially awkward. She’d had braces. He’d had thick, horned-rimmed glasses. They met in Engineering Principles 101, bonded over receiving the two highest grades at midterms.
They’d become study buddies first, then lovers after a few months and a lot of awkward kisses and groping sessions in dark corners. It had been the first time for the both of them.
“Good morning.” His rusty voice in her ear interrupted her trip down ...memory lane.
As soon as he pulled away from her and rolled onto his back, she missed his heat. Ridiculous. She didn’t need him. She briskly shoved herself away from the platform. “Fire?”
He sat up and stretched. “We should dry off.”
The makeshift roof had kept most of the night rain off them, but their clothes were damp.
She dragged out the dry wood they’d stored under the platform, then grabbed a couple of cigarettes for tinder and started a fire while Glenn got up and took off his shirt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d been a nerdy engineering student. Okay, they’d both been pretty socially awkward. She’d had braces. He’d had thick, horned-rimmed glasses. They met in Engineering Principles 101, bonded over receiving the two highest grades at midterms.
They’d become study buddies first, then lovers after a few months and a lot of awkward kisses and groping sessions in dark corners. It had been the first time for the both of them.
“Good morning.” His rusty voice in her ear interrupted her trip down ...memory lane.
As soon as he pulled away from her and rolled onto his back, she missed his heat. Ridiculous. She didn’t need him. She briskly shoved herself away from the platform. “Fire?”
He sat up and stretched. “We should dry off.”
The makeshift roof had kept most of the night rain off them, but their clothes were damp.
She dragged out the dry wood they’d stored under the platform, then grabbed a couple of cigarettes for tinder and started a fire while Glenn got up and took off his shirt.
What to read after Forced Disappearance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana Marton to read onlineMoreLess
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