Possessions
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His number was listed in my messages. Standing in the frosty air, I listened to his cell phone ringing and crossed my fingers. I couldn’t decide if I wanted him to answer or not. Rose was on a mission. She was already talking about other ways to get to San Covino if Troy didn’t work out—such as asking to be taken to a movie by a driver, then making a side trip to a store to buy some materials for “a project.”
This is a very bad idea, I thought. Both versions.
Rose had gone around to the ...kitchen door of Jessel and let herself in, though with the key or her lock-picking tools, I had no idea. She was upstairs in the attic, assessing the damage and making a list of things we would need to buy in San Covino.
“Hey,” Troy said. He sounded surprised and pleased to hear from me. Also, kind of muzzy, as if I had awakened him. I tried not to picture him in bed. Did he wear pajamas? Did he go commando?
“Lindsay?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His number was listed in my messages. Standing in the frosty air, I listened to his cell phone ringing and crossed my fingers. I couldn’t decide if I wanted him to answer or not. Rose was on a mission. She was already talking about other ways to get to San Covino if Troy didn’t work out—such as asking to be taken to a movie by a driver, then making a side trip to a store to buy some materials for “a project.”
This is a very bad idea, I thought. Both versions.
Rose had gone around to the ...kitchen door of Jessel and let herself in, though with the key or her lock-picking tools, I had no idea. She was upstairs in the attic, assessing the damage and making a list of things we would need to buy in San Covino.
“Hey,” Troy said. He sounded surprised and pleased to hear from me. Also, kind of muzzy, as if I had awakened him. I tried not to picture him in bed. Did he wear pajamas? Did he go commando?
“Lindsay?”
What to read after Possessions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Holder to read onlineMoreLess
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