Rivals
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Brent poured Grandma’s tea and cut a sandwich in half—egg salad, just like she liked.
She was propped up on the couch on a mound of pillows, watching television and she grunted acknowledgement when he put her plate and her tea cup down in front of her.
Her right arm was in a cast that covered all but her thumb and ran almost up to her elbow.
No one had signed this cast. Lucy had asked if she could, and got a nasty look in exchange. The doctors said it would be at least a month before the cast ...could come off and Grandma could use her hand again.
Brent had volunteered to play nurse until she was back up to full speed. Every day when he got back from school he made her dinner. At night he helped her into bed and then tucked her in, as if she were the kid and he the guardian. It still felt pretty weird, especially when she yelled at him for not doing things right. He was pretty sure that it didn’t matter if he made her bed with hospital corners every morning, or if her tea had a drop too much honey in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brent poured Grandma’s tea and cut a sandwich in half—egg salad, just like she liked.
She was propped up on the couch on a mound of pillows, watching television and she grunted acknowledgement when he put her plate and her tea cup down in front of her.
Her right arm was in a cast that covered all but her thumb and ran almost up to her elbow.
No one had signed this cast. Lucy had asked if she could, and got a nasty look in exchange. The doctors said it would be at least a month before the cast ...could come off and Grandma could use her hand again.
Brent had volunteered to play nurse until she was back up to full speed. Every day when he got back from school he made her dinner. At night he helped her into bed and then tucked her in, as if she were the kid and he the guardian. It still felt pretty weird, especially when she yelled at him for not doing things right. He was pretty sure that it didn’t matter if he made her bed with hospital corners every morning, or if her tea had a drop too much honey in it.
What to read after Rivals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Wellington to read onlineMoreLess
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