Reaper
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I was safe from hallucinations, black holes into the twilight zone, and strange urges to wander. But I didn’t feel better. In fact, I felt worse. I wasn’t scared anymore. I was guilty.
“I know it’s not my fault,” I told Hunter, sitting on a pile of hay in Mystery’s stall. “So why do I feel so bad about it?” Ethan and Harrison didn’t understand. It upset me that Ethan found relief in Clare’s death. “We know for sure she won’t bother you,” he had said. She was a human. She had friends. She had a j...ob. People would miss her, people would cry.
The stupidest part of this all was that I felt some responsibility for Mel not being put to death. Why hadn’t one of my relatives stabbed him? Our daggers instantly and permanently kill with a single stab. It just seemed lazy.
~*~ Dropping Harrison off at the airport Saturday evening was a tearful event for me. I was slowly starting to realize it was hard to trust people nowadays, since I’ve met more than one person who’s wanted to kill me in the last six months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was safe from hallucinations, black holes into the twilight zone, and strange urges to wander. But I didn’t feel better. In fact, I felt worse. I wasn’t scared anymore. I was guilty.
“I know it’s not my fault,” I told Hunter, sitting on a pile of hay in Mystery’s stall. “So why do I feel so bad about it?” Ethan and Harrison didn’t understand. It upset me that Ethan found relief in Clare’s death. “We know for sure she won’t bother you,” he had said. She was a human. She had friends. She had a j...ob. People would miss her, people would cry.
The stupidest part of this all was that I felt some responsibility for Mel not being put to death. Why hadn’t one of my relatives stabbed him? Our daggers instantly and permanently kill with a single stab. It just seemed lazy.
~*~ Dropping Harrison off at the airport Saturday evening was a tearful event for me. I was slowly starting to realize it was hard to trust people nowadays, since I’ve met more than one person who’s wanted to kill me in the last six months.
What to read after Reaper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Goodwin to read onlineMoreLess
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