Surrogate
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Welcome to the Geil clinic." "Yes, thank you." Marla forced a reluctant smile.
"I'm Doctor Mueller," the woman said, extending a hand. "Joanne Mueller, but please, just call me Joanne." She shook Marla’s hand gently, pumping it only twice before placing another hand out to fully envelope hers within the fold.
The Doctor was a tall slender woman with blonde hair in a tight ponytail that ended about midway down her back. Her features, while pleasant, were soft and careless. Her eyes indicated some...one long accustomed to a privileged life. Doctor Mueller's hands were soft but cold. They felt clinical, lifeless, and her hand-shaking gesture did nothing to ease her apprehension.
The newspaper advertisement said the study was for psychological research and the subject would not be asked to take pills or shots. Marla hated shots, and pills never sat well in her stomach. She never understood why people relied on pills for just about everything. She always had the ability to cure her own headaches by simply going into a dark room and clearing her mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Welcome to the Geil clinic." "Yes, thank you." Marla forced a reluctant smile.
"I'm Doctor Mueller," the woman said, extending a hand. "Joanne Mueller, but please, just call me Joanne." She shook Marla’s hand gently, pumping it only twice before placing another hand out to fully envelope hers within the fold.
The Doctor was a tall slender woman with blonde hair in a tight ponytail that ended about midway down her back. Her features, while pleasant, were soft and careless. Her eyes indicated some...one long accustomed to a privileged life. Doctor Mueller's hands were soft but cold. They felt clinical, lifeless, and her hand-shaking gesture did nothing to ease her apprehension.
The newspaper advertisement said the study was for psychological research and the subject would not be asked to take pills or shots. Marla hated shots, and pills never sat well in her stomach. She never understood why people relied on pills for just about everything. She always had the ability to cure her own headaches by simply going into a dark room and clearing her mind.
What to read after Surrogate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison, James, 1823- to read onlineMoreLess
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