Taking Chances
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His finger stroked my triceps as he was telling me about getting his knee ruined during a game. “I remember lying there on the field thinking, ‘This is the end of my life’. Looking back, I don’t even remember the pain, even when they put me on the gurney to roll me off; all I knew was that I was never going to play again.”
“That must have been horrible,” I said, empathizing with him as I saw football through his eyes. The game had always been something I had to do to keep people off my trail, so... I never liked it the way my brothers had. But hearing Tyler talk about his accident and the literal bone-crushing injury of not being able to play again, I felt a shiver at the base of my spine.
He was quiet for a moment and then shrugged. “You know, when I was in the locker room and they were inspecting my leg, I remember thinking my dad was going to be so disappointed.” His voice got rough, and he stopped talking for a few seconds. “Anyway, you don’t want to hear my sob story.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His finger stroked my triceps as he was telling me about getting his knee ruined during a game. “I remember lying there on the field thinking, ‘This is the end of my life’. Looking back, I don’t even remember the pain, even when they put me on the gurney to roll me off; all I knew was that I was never going to play again.”
“That must have been horrible,” I said, empathizing with him as I saw football through his eyes. The game had always been something I had to do to keep people off my trail, so... I never liked it the way my brothers had. But hearing Tyler talk about his accident and the literal bone-crushing injury of not being able to play again, I felt a shiver at the base of my spine.
He was quiet for a moment and then shrugged. “You know, when I was in the locker room and they were inspecting my leg, I remember thinking my dad was going to be so disappointed.” His voice got rough, and he stopped talking for a few seconds. “Anyway, you don’t want to hear my sob story.”
What to read after Taking Chances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goode, John, 1829-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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