Tapestry
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She squeezed his mother’s hand. ‘He’s off life support now, Mrs Maxwell. Your brave boy’s doing everything on his own.’ In fact, the room now looked positively bare, since most of the electronic equipment had been unhooked. A monitor was keeping track of his heart, there was a drip in his arm and a waste bag at the side of his bed, but to the lay visitor, Will was just resting. He was breathing deep and rhythmically now; his countenance was serene and somehow more here in the moment. Ellen had s...een it before in patients; it was as though they’d surfaced from a void and were suddenly more alert in appearance, even though they were still technically comatose.
She would admit, if anyone asked, that she had never been happier for a family, secretly hoping she would be the first person Will saw when he finally opened his eyes. Ellen knew it was unprofessional to think like this, but at some stage over the course of her silent night shifts in the intensive care unit, when she kept a special vigil over Will Maxwell, she’d developed a connection that she knew was dangerous in her line of work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She squeezed his mother’s hand. ‘He’s off life support now, Mrs Maxwell. Your brave boy’s doing everything on his own.’ In fact, the room now looked positively bare, since most of the electronic equipment had been unhooked. A monitor was keeping track of his heart, there was a drip in his arm and a waste bag at the side of his bed, but to the lay visitor, Will was just resting. He was breathing deep and rhythmically now; his countenance was serene and somehow more here in the moment. Ellen had s...een it before in patients; it was as though they’d surfaced from a void and were suddenly more alert in appearance, even though they were still technically comatose.
She would admit, if anyone asked, that she had never been happier for a family, secretly hoping she would be the first person Will saw when he finally opened his eyes. Ellen knew it was unprofessional to think like this, but at some stage over the course of her silent night shifts in the intensive care unit, when she kept a special vigil over Will Maxwell, she’d developed a connection that she knew was dangerous in her line of work.
What to read after Tapestry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiona Mcintosh to read onlineMoreLess
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