Hold My Breath
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Morning and afternoon.
It’s all I focused on during my entire swim. I was off. Everything about me was off. The fact that Will wasn’t here threw me off, which is screwing with me even more because I didn’t really want him here in the first place for that very reason. His presence was supposed to throw me, not his absence.
I asked my dad where Will was, but he didn’t have a real answer.
“He said something about estate papers, having to drive his uncle to the city. I questioned it at f...irst, but his uncle backed it up. Seems legit,” my dad said.
That’s the thing, though. I never thought it could be anything more than something simple until my dad put that idea in my head. Then I lost focus. As much as I’ve tried to pretend that I don’t think about Will Hollister, because it’s a direct line to thinking about Evan, I do think about him. I have for years. Every time I read something about the State swimmer who blew it his senior year—the guy who drove his car into a tree just outside the city because he has, as the newspapers put it, a death wish—I thought about Will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morning and afternoon.
It’s all I focused on during my entire swim. I was off. Everything about me was off. The fact that Will wasn’t here threw me off, which is screwing with me even more because I didn’t really want him here in the first place for that very reason. His presence was supposed to throw me, not his absence.
I asked my dad where Will was, but he didn’t have a real answer.
“He said something about estate papers, having to drive his uncle to the city. I questioned it at f...irst, but his uncle backed it up. Seems legit,” my dad said.
That’s the thing, though. I never thought it could be anything more than something simple until my dad put that idea in my head. Then I lost focus. As much as I’ve tried to pretend that I don’t think about Will Hollister, because it’s a direct line to thinking about Evan, I do think about him. I have for years. Every time I read something about the State swimmer who blew it his senior year—the guy who drove his car into a tree just outside the city because he has, as the newspapers put it, a death wish—I thought about Will.
What to read after Hold My Breath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ginger Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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