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"Shoshan, can you hear me?" he asked again, this time louder than before. She appeared as pure light here, and he wondered if it were because her physical form were failing. Her eyes flickered open, and they did, but even they seemed fatigued and faded, signifying just how weak she must have been. "There you are," he whispered, leaning over her so their foreheads touched. "I thought I might have lost you." The words tumbled out of his mouth. He looked at her, alarmed at how m...uch of her brilliance had faded. Perhaps it was just because they were under the incandescent lighting, but he doubted it. He was no healer, but then again he did have an EMT. He glanced over at Dallas and quickly realized that was a useless thought. About all Dallas was capable of now was trying to keep Shoshan from bleeding so much. He was drunk and shaken. "The baby. It has to come out now." Her breathing was labored. "How?" he asked, his mind suddenly reeling from what was ahead. "I mean, I know how humans do this, but you're different. Just tell me what you need, and I'll do it." Shoshan's hand drifted over her stomach. "I know I'm not human, Robbie--that I'll never be human--but this baby is yours, and everything I understand about humans stems from you, Carrie, and the child, so I can only do this the way Carrie would have. I don't know any other way." Her voice cracked and she winced. She groaned and gripped her side. "What is it?" He started looking over her and quickly realized her water had broken. So much for thinking they had more time. Robbie clenched his teeth, alarmed at all the blood she was still losing. "I know what you're saying," he whispered, his hand taking hers. "But this might kill you." She nodded, her eyes glimmering with tears. "I know." A trickle of blood seeped from the corner of her mouth. "But there's no guarantee I'll survive any of this." "There has to be another way," Dallas argued weakly, checking the flow of blood that still came out. "Granted, I don't know what she is, but labor will destroy her." "We have to do something else," Robbie told her as he inhaled sharply and leaned against her chest, She lifted a hand and brushed it through his hair. "We can't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Shoshan, can you hear me?" he asked again, this time louder than before. She appeared as pure light here, and he wondered if it were because her physical form were failing. Her eyes flickered open, and they did, but even they seemed fatigued and faded, signifying just how weak she must have been. "There you are," he whispered, leaning over her so their foreheads touched. "I thought I might have lost you." The words tumbled out of his mouth. He looked at her, alarmed at how m...uch of her brilliance had faded. Perhaps it was just because they were under the incandescent lighting, but he doubted it. He was no healer, but then again he did have an EMT. He glanced over at Dallas and quickly realized that was a useless thought. About all Dallas was capable of now was trying to keep Shoshan from bleeding so much. He was drunk and shaken. "The baby. It has to come out now." Her breathing was labored. "How?" he asked, his mind suddenly reeling from what was ahead. "I mean, I know how humans do this, but you're different. Just tell me what you need, and I'll do it." Shoshan's hand drifted over her stomach. "I know I'm not human, Robbie--that I'll never be human--but this baby is yours, and everything I understand about humans stems from you, Carrie, and the child, so I can only do this the way Carrie would have. I don't know any other way." Her voice cracked and she winced. She groaned and gripped her side. "What is it?" He started looking over her and quickly realized her water had broken. So much for thinking they had more time. Robbie clenched his teeth, alarmed at all the blood she was still losing. "I know what you're saying," he whispered, his hand taking hers. "But this might kill you." She nodded, her eyes glimmering with tears. "I know." A trickle of blood seeped from the corner of her mouth. "But there's no guarantee I'll survive any of this." "There has to be another way," Dallas argued weakly, checking the flow of blood that still came out. "Granted, I don't know what she is, but labor will destroy her." "We have to do something else," Robbie told her as he inhaled sharply and leaned against her chest, She lifted a hand and brushed it through his hair. "We can't.
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