Mystics #1: the Seventh Sense
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Was this mysterious woman her mother? She had waited all her life for a clue as to who she was. What the man had told her before he died had to be true—she had never seen anyone with the same hair color. Even dyed, it was never the same fire red—the man’s words exactly. You had to be born with it.
After harassing the agents for five days, Zoey finally discovered the man’s name. He was Oliver Scott. He was a retired agent from New York who had been visiting an old friend at the hive in Toronto. T...he friend, a Mr. Dean Daigle, was still alive and worked in Inter-dimension trade, communications & transportation, room 2A.
With Mr. Daigle’s help, Zoey had found out that Oliver Scott had been a widower, with no children or any living relatives, even Sevenths. He appeared to have had no living friends except for Mr. Daigle. She had no one else to ask about the mysterious Elizabeth. But her hopes were quickly deflated when she asked him about her.
“I’m sorry, dear; I don’t know any woman by that name or with red hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was this mysterious woman her mother? She had waited all her life for a clue as to who she was. What the man had told her before he died had to be true—she had never seen anyone with the same hair color. Even dyed, it was never the same fire red—the man’s words exactly. You had to be born with it.
After harassing the agents for five days, Zoey finally discovered the man’s name. He was Oliver Scott. He was a retired agent from New York who had been visiting an old friend at the hive in Toronto. T...he friend, a Mr. Dean Daigle, was still alive and worked in Inter-dimension trade, communications & transportation, room 2A.
With Mr. Daigle’s help, Zoey had found out that Oliver Scott had been a widower, with no children or any living relatives, even Sevenths. He appeared to have had no living friends except for Mr. Daigle. She had no one else to ask about the mysterious Elizabeth. But her hopes were quickly deflated when she asked him about her.
“I’m sorry, dear; I don’t know any woman by that name or with red hair.
What to read after Mystics #1: the Seventh Sense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kim Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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