Strings
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Besides, he was right. It had nearly cost her relationship with Luke, but she hadn’t really understood back then how serious it was. She’d just thought, or hoped, the problem would go away.
Liz came back in. Her timing was perfect as Melissa was running out of energy. She was also getting sick of being told how stupid she’d been.
‘I need to change your dressings my dear,’ Liz said, looking round at the visitors and making it clear that they needed to leave.
... Melissa wanted Beth and her mum to stay, but having Dale and the police there was too much. Beth looked over at Jean. They hadn't seen the wound yet and Beth wasn't sure she wanted to. She wasn't sure how bad it would be, and she didn't want to react in any way that would upset Melissa any more then she already was. Jean moved to stand closer to Beth and held her hand. Liz removed the dressings and Beth sucked in her breath as she saw the black and deep purple bruising that covered the entire left side of Melissa’s face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, he was right. It had nearly cost her relationship with Luke, but she hadn’t really understood back then how serious it was. She’d just thought, or hoped, the problem would go away.
Liz came back in. Her timing was perfect as Melissa was running out of energy. She was also getting sick of being told how stupid she’d been.
‘I need to change your dressings my dear,’ Liz said, looking round at the visitors and making it clear that they needed to leave.
... Melissa wanted Beth and her mum to stay, but having Dale and the police there was too much. Beth looked over at Jean. They hadn't seen the wound yet and Beth wasn't sure she wanted to. She wasn't sure how bad it would be, and she didn't want to react in any way that would upset Melissa any more then she already was. Jean moved to stand closer to Beth and held her hand. Liz removed the dressings and Beth sucked in her breath as she saw the black and deep purple bruising that covered the entire left side of Melissa’s face.
What to read after Strings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kat Green to read onlineMoreLess
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