Shiver
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I can't see him. I can't see shit because it's snowing so fucking hard right now.
"This is it," I yell back. "I walked her here one day. She used to come here with her husband." The lamp posts that dot the landscape aren't throwing enough light for me to see anything. There's no way in hell she's here. She would have sought shelter somewhere. That makes the most sense. What makes no sense at all is that the shelter she lives in is less than two blocks away.
"I called every hospital, Noah." Ben i...s right in front of me now, snow peppering his dark hair and his coat. "She hasn’t been admitted. There are no Jane Does either. She has to be safe somewhere." "Where?" I bark the question back at him as I scrub my hand over my forehead. "I'm sorry. I'm worried, Ben. She wouldn’t leave this shit behind." His eyes fall to the knapsack I'm still clinging to. "You said that her and her late husband had friends. She might have met up with one of them and decided to spend the night." It makes sense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can't see him. I can't see shit because it's snowing so fucking hard right now.
"This is it," I yell back. "I walked her here one day. She used to come here with her husband." The lamp posts that dot the landscape aren't throwing enough light for me to see anything. There's no way in hell she's here. She would have sought shelter somewhere. That makes the most sense. What makes no sense at all is that the shelter she lives in is less than two blocks away.
"I called every hospital, Noah." Ben i...s right in front of me now, snow peppering his dark hair and his coat. "She hasn’t been admitted. There are no Jane Does either. She has to be safe somewhere." "Where?" I bark the question back at him as I scrub my hand over my forehead. "I'm sorry. I'm worried, Ben. She wouldn’t leave this shit behind." His eyes fall to the knapsack I'm still clinging to. "You said that her and her late husband had friends. She might have met up with one of them and decided to spend the night." It makes sense.
What to read after Shiver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Bladon to read onlineMoreLess
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