Sage's Eyes
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I knew I would be forced to explain and hoped I could get away with half the story.
“What is it?” she asked as soon as I closed the door. “What’s happened today? Something has,” she said quickly. “It’s written on your face.”
I shouldn’t have been surprised or hoped I could hide what had happened. I knew that with anyone else but my parents, I could conceal any emotion or thought with a false smile or a blank expression. There was no blood connection between my mother and me, but she was often so... in tune with my feelings and thoughts that I believed our hearts beat simultaneously. It was why I always feared lying to her. No other eyes could read my every gesture, the slightest movements in my mouth, or the shifting of my gaze as quickly and accurately as she could. It happened so often that I could understand why someone would question the fact that I was adopted. The bond between us was more like the bond of a child and her birth mother, who could say, “She was part of me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew I would be forced to explain and hoped I could get away with half the story.
“What is it?” she asked as soon as I closed the door. “What’s happened today? Something has,” she said quickly. “It’s written on your face.”
I shouldn’t have been surprised or hoped I could hide what had happened. I knew that with anyone else but my parents, I could conceal any emotion or thought with a false smile or a blank expression. There was no blood connection between my mother and me, but she was often so... in tune with my feelings and thoughts that I believed our hearts beat simultaneously. It was why I always feared lying to her. No other eyes could read my every gesture, the slightest movements in my mouth, or the shifting of my gaze as quickly and accurately as she could. It happened so often that I could understand why someone would question the fact that I was adopted. The bond between us was more like the bond of a child and her birth mother, who could say, “She was part of me.
What to read after Sage's Eyes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews, V. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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