Miles to Go
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I suppose I’ve done enough damage. It’s time for me to leave.
Alan Christoffersen’s diary The classic signs of suicide were all there, as glaring as a Las Vegas casino sign. The expiration of her lease and cable, her quiet, abiding sadness, her outspoken hope for oblivion. The surrendering of her possessions, like the sapphire necklace she’d attempted to give to Norma at the hospital. Her intentions were obvious—what I didn’t know was why.
As the production credits rolled up the screen at the en...d of the movie, Angel switched on the lamp and stood. “Ready for bed?”
“I’d like to talk,” I said.
The gravity of my tone was not lost on her. She looked at me nervously. “It’s kind of late.”
“It’s important.”
She looked at me for a moment, then sat down on the sofa. “Okay,” she said, knitting her fingers together. “What do you want to talk about?”
I moved closer to her and put my hand on hers. “I’m not sure how to approach this, so I’ll just say what’s on my mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose I’ve done enough damage. It’s time for me to leave.
Alan Christoffersen’s diary The classic signs of suicide were all there, as glaring as a Las Vegas casino sign. The expiration of her lease and cable, her quiet, abiding sadness, her outspoken hope for oblivion. The surrendering of her possessions, like the sapphire necklace she’d attempted to give to Norma at the hospital. Her intentions were obvious—what I didn’t know was why.
As the production credits rolled up the screen at the en...d of the movie, Angel switched on the lamp and stood. “Ready for bed?”
“I’d like to talk,” I said.
The gravity of my tone was not lost on her. She looked at me nervously. “It’s kind of late.”
“It’s important.”
She looked at me for a moment, then sat down on the sofa. “Okay,” she said, knitting her fingers together. “What do you want to talk about?”
I moved closer to her and put my hand on hers. “I’m not sure how to approach this, so I’ll just say what’s on my mind.
What to read after Miles to Go?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Paul Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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