Heat
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SAM PUT HIS FINGER AGAINST THE pawn and shoved it forward on its rank. "It wasn't like I did anything." A Smart Boy "Yah." A black knight jumped in from the side of the board to trample the unprotected piece.
"I mean, sure, I thought about someone else. I'll admit that." Sam pushed his bishop toward the center of the board.
The black queen slid up beside the bishop. "Der is nothing wrong with thinking." Sam reached for his one remaining rook, hesitated, then drew back the bishop instead. "Okay, ...maybe I even kissed someone else," he said. "But that's not nearly as bad as what she did. Not even close." "Yah, of course." The knight jumped again, and the rook left the field.
Sam scanned his diminished army and frowned. He shoved another pawn toward the opposite ranks. "And the first chance she gets, the very first chance--" The black queen swept forward. "Dat is checkmate." "It is?" Sam blinked and looked across the board. Usually he had a good grasp of the board, but now the chess game seemed as remote as another planet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SAM PUT HIS FINGER AGAINST THE pawn and shoved it forward on its rank. "It wasn't like I did anything." A Smart Boy "Yah." A black knight jumped in from the side of the board to trample the unprotected piece.
"I mean, sure, I thought about someone else. I'll admit that." Sam pushed his bishop toward the center of the board.
The black queen slid up beside the bishop. "Der is nothing wrong with thinking." Sam reached for his one remaining rook, hesitated, then drew back the bishop instead. "Okay, ...maybe I even kissed someone else," he said. "But that's not nearly as bad as what she did. Not even close." "Yah, of course." The knight jumped again, and the rook left the field.
Sam scanned his diminished army and frowned. He shoved another pawn toward the opposite ranks. "And the first chance she gets, the very first chance--" The black queen swept forward. "Dat is checkmate." "It is?" Sam blinked and looked across the board. Usually he had a good grasp of the board, but now the chess game seemed as remote as another planet.
What to read after Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francine Pascal to read onlineMoreLess
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