On the Fly
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I almost went with him.
Instead, I stayed. I couldn’t leave now, no matter how much I thought I wanted to. The whole reason she’d stayed after the game, the whole reason she had kept the kids out so late was because I’d asked her to wait for me. So I sat down on the couch and waited while she did all the mom things she needed to do, satisfying herself that her kids were safe and sound in their beds.
I put my left ankle up on the coffee table, giving it some elevation. It still hurt from how I’d ...crashed into the boards, but I hadn’t told the trainers how bad it was. The last thing I needed was for them to make me sit some more. We were about to have a few days off for Christmas. That should be enough time for me to rest it, and then I’d be fine.
Pumpkin leaped down from the Christmas tree by the window and perched on the coffee table next to my ankle, his keen yellow eyes watching my every move. I reached out to pet him, but he hissed and swatted in the general direction of my hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I almost went with him.
Instead, I stayed. I couldn’t leave now, no matter how much I thought I wanted to. The whole reason she’d stayed after the game, the whole reason she had kept the kids out so late was because I’d asked her to wait for me. So I sat down on the couch and waited while she did all the mom things she needed to do, satisfying herself that her kids were safe and sound in their beds.
I put my left ankle up on the coffee table, giving it some elevation. It still hurt from how I’d ...crashed into the boards, but I hadn’t told the trainers how bad it was. The last thing I needed was for them to make me sit some more. We were about to have a few days off for Christmas. That should be enough time for me to rest it, and then I’d be fine.
Pumpkin leaped down from the Christmas tree by the window and perched on the coffee table next to my ankle, his keen yellow eyes watching my every move. I reached out to pet him, but he hissed and swatted in the general direction of my hand.
What to read after On the Fly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Gayle to read onlineMoreLess
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