Head Rush
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My toes are so numb they burn. Something hard under my ribs. I lift myself off it and find that it’s an axe. My fingers are burning with cold, too. My head throbs.And it’s all perfectly fine. Wonderful even. Because I’m free of fear.I grab the axe and sit up, smiling, surprised to see the Butcher on the other side of the sidewalk, back flattened against a brick wall, eyes wide. Does he think I’m going to try to chop him up? Why didn’t he take the axe while I was out?Was I out?“Did I pass out?” I... ask him.He just gapes at me, like I might go crazy on him at any second.“Come on. Was I out? It seems like I was…”“I know you were pretending,” he says.“Mmm.” Irrational. But I just zinged him with all the fear I’d built up over the past sixty-four days. Most people can’t handle what I accumulate from one day.I put my hand to the place where my cheek burns. Maybe I scraped it, but I can move my jaw just fine. My knee is killing me, but I decide it’s just bruised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My toes are so numb they burn. Something hard under my ribs. I lift myself off it and find that it’s an axe. My fingers are burning with cold, too. My head throbs.And it’s all perfectly fine. Wonderful even. Because I’m free of fear.I grab the axe and sit up, smiling, surprised to see the Butcher on the other side of the sidewalk, back flattened against a brick wall, eyes wide. Does he think I’m going to try to chop him up? Why didn’t he take the axe while I was out?Was I out?“Did I pass out?” I... ask him.He just gapes at me, like I might go crazy on him at any second.“Come on. Was I out? It seems like I was…”“I know you were pretending,” he says.“Mmm.” Irrational. But I just zinged him with all the fear I’d built up over the past sixty-four days. Most people can’t handle what I accumulate from one day.I put my hand to the place where my cheek burns. Maybe I scraped it, but I can move my jaw just fine. My knee is killing me, but I decide it’s just bruised.
What to read after Head Rush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Crane to read onlineMoreLess
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