Invincible (The Trident Code)
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I paced around the living quarters of our ship, which was on its way to our next mission. But I couldn’t even focus on anything but saving Annie.
I pulled Vic and Kyle into an empty rec room away from the rest of our Team.
Vic sat down in a chair. “Dude, what’s going on with you?”
I stared at the drab gray walls, hesitating to tell them.
Kyle glared at me. “Spill it, Walsh.” Kyle was a complete badass. He was one of only a handful of African-American men on the teams and unlike... Vic and me, he was an officer. He’d been a star linebacker in the NFL, and gave up all that fame and money to join the Teams. There was a saying once on our recruiting posters, something like, “He’ll never win MVP, never get a Super Bowl ring—some heroes don’t play games.” Kyle was the living embodiment of that quote.
I didn’t want to speak. So I logged into the common computer and pulled up a website on Annie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I paced around the living quarters of our ship, which was on its way to our next mission. But I couldn’t even focus on anything but saving Annie.
I pulled Vic and Kyle into an empty rec room away from the rest of our Team.
Vic sat down in a chair. “Dude, what’s going on with you?”
I stared at the drab gray walls, hesitating to tell them.
Kyle glared at me. “Spill it, Walsh.” Kyle was a complete badass. He was one of only a handful of African-American men on the teams and unlike... Vic and me, he was an officer. He’d been a star linebacker in the NFL, and gave up all that fame and money to join the Teams. There was a saying once on our recruiting posters, something like, “He’ll never win MVP, never get a Super Bowl ring—some heroes don’t play games.” Kyle was the living embodiment of that quote.
I didn’t want to speak. So I logged into the common computer and pulled up a website on Annie.
What to read after Invincible (The Trident Code)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alana Albertson to read onlineMoreLess
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