Frostbite
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Especially after what we’d done.
Instead I dreamed.
Risk associated with coming back to New Orleans.
More of those dreams.
Dreams like that.
Dreams of my mom.
Of a day after we’d moved here from California.
Pre-Katrina times.
Settled in courtesy of my Uncle Jason.
“Momma?” I calmly called to the woman staring out the window at the large oak tree. Waited for Leila Marie North to reply.
Nothing.
She hadn’t spoken in days and was barely eating.
Only the gumbo from Dooky Chase. And that was when she... felt like it.
“Truth!” Uncle Jason yelled. Was waiting on me. But I ran back here to check on my mom because she needed me more.
“Momma,” I called out again, a little more urgently this time. Used to be Mommy when we were in California. Didn’t feel right here. Mommy felt soft. I had to be hard now. That’s what my Uncle Jason told me. “Do you want me to get you something?” I asked, pleading as I walked up to the window sill next to her and took her hand.
She didn’t answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Especially after what we’d done.
Instead I dreamed.
Risk associated with coming back to New Orleans.
More of those dreams.
Dreams like that.
Dreams of my mom.
Of a day after we’d moved here from California.
Pre-Katrina times.
Settled in courtesy of my Uncle Jason.
“Momma?” I calmly called to the woman staring out the window at the large oak tree. Waited for Leila Marie North to reply.
Nothing.
She hadn’t spoken in days and was barely eating.
Only the gumbo from Dooky Chase. And that was when she... felt like it.
“Truth!” Uncle Jason yelled. Was waiting on me. But I ran back here to check on my mom because she needed me more.
“Momma,” I called out again, a little more urgently this time. Used to be Mommy when we were in California. Didn’t feel right here. Mommy felt soft. I had to be hard now. That’s what my Uncle Jason told me. “Do you want me to get you something?” I asked, pleading as I walked up to the window sill next to her and took her hand.
She didn’t answer.
What to read after Frostbite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pete, Eric to read onlineMoreLess
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