Talker's Redemption
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Sutherland sighed and looked away from Tate as though there was something in his tattoo-masked face that was too awful to bear. Instead, he caught Brian’s eye, and Tate felt his lover physically recoil. “So, Brian,” the nice man said in a voice that was a little too hearty. “You’re trying to tell Tate that what hurts him hurts you too. How did you feel after The Worst. Date. Ever.?” Brian, steadfast Brian who could endure about anything, went very, very, very terribly still. Talker turned to... him, a little surprised. There was a look on Brian’s face, like he’d gone to Mars on vacation and had left his body there to answer messages. “He was fine,” Tate said, unnerved by Brian’s silence. “He was great. Helped put me back together. Made me feel safe. It wasn’t….” Tate’s voice faltered, and he looked down to his hand with the half-glove on it. He had this game he played, with his scarred, damaged fingers, where he’d try to get them to twitch, and then a little bit further, and then a little bit further.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sutherland sighed and looked away from Tate as though there was something in his tattoo-masked face that was too awful to bear. Instead, he caught Brian’s eye, and Tate felt his lover physically recoil. “So, Brian,” the nice man said in a voice that was a little too hearty. “You’re trying to tell Tate that what hurts him hurts you too. How did you feel after The Worst. Date. Ever.?” Brian, steadfast Brian who could endure about anything, went very, very, very terribly still. Talker turned to... him, a little surprised. There was a look on Brian’s face, like he’d gone to Mars on vacation and had left his body there to answer messages. “He was fine,” Tate said, unnerved by Brian’s silence. “He was great. Helped put me back together. Made me feel safe. It wasn’t….” Tate’s voice faltered, and he looked down to his hand with the half-glove on it. He had this game he played, with his scarred, damaged fingers, where he’d try to get them to twitch, and then a little bit further, and then a little bit further.
What to read after Talker's Redemption?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amy Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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