Let the Storm Break
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She’s prettier than I remember. Soft curls and bright eyes and toned, graceful limbs. And Vane only seems a little surprised to see her. Mostly, he looks guilty. I try to pull my hands away but he tightens his grip. “It’s not what it looks like.” “Really?” Solana snaps, before I can form a coherent reply. “Because it looks like you’re bonded to another girl.” Vane turns around to face her. “Well, okay, I guess it is what it looks like to you—and I’m sorry you had to find out like this.” He turns... back to me. “But I promise, she’s only here because she offered to protect my parents while I was gone. And she wasn’t even supposed to be home,” he adds, turning back to Solana. “You said you’d take them somewhere safe.” “I did. And then I heard on the winds that the Gales had turned back, so we did the same.” “That doesn’t explain why you’re in his bed,” I say, wishing I didn’t sound as jealous as I feel. She has just as much right to be there as me—probably more, since she’s the one with the promise link on her wrist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’s prettier than I remember. Soft curls and bright eyes and toned, graceful limbs. And Vane only seems a little surprised to see her. Mostly, he looks guilty. I try to pull my hands away but he tightens his grip. “It’s not what it looks like.” “Really?” Solana snaps, before I can form a coherent reply. “Because it looks like you’re bonded to another girl.” Vane turns around to face her. “Well, okay, I guess it is what it looks like to you—and I’m sorry you had to find out like this.” He turns... back to me. “But I promise, she’s only here because she offered to protect my parents while I was gone. And she wasn’t even supposed to be home,” he adds, turning back to Solana. “You said you’d take them somewhere safe.” “I did. And then I heard on the winds that the Gales had turned back, so we did the same.” “That doesn’t explain why you’re in his bed,” I say, wishing I didn’t sound as jealous as I feel. She has just as much right to be there as me—probably more, since she’s the one with the promise link on her wrist.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shannon Messenger to read onlineMoreLess
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