Terror (2004)
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“Come in!” Ed Fargo said from his reclined position in the hospital bed.
The door creaked open, and Ed watched as Gaia’s face drifted slowly past the threshold and into the room. Her body followed just as slowly and in such a humble, almost fragile way that Ed couldn’t fully convince himself that this was Gaia. The Gaia. Never in his life had he seen her like this. Slumped over, eyes averted, all the things that Gaia had never been. Defeated. Delicate. Timid.
“Hi,” Gaia said softly. “I’m back.”
...That remains to be seen, Ed thought. He noticed the way she was obsessively fiddling with her hands. That familiar sense of concern washed over him—concern for the well-being of Gaia Moore.
“I’m glad,” Ed said in his most reassuring tone. “You seemed pretty determined to get out of here.”
“Whatever,” Gaia said, hoping to avoid any further discussion on the subject. “How are you?”
“Better, actually. How do I look?”
It was a deliberate ploy to get Gaia to finally face him, to look him in the eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Come in!” Ed Fargo said from his reclined position in the hospital bed.
The door creaked open, and Ed watched as Gaia’s face drifted slowly past the threshold and into the room. Her body followed just as slowly and in such a humble, almost fragile way that Ed couldn’t fully convince himself that this was Gaia. The Gaia. Never in his life had he seen her like this. Slumped over, eyes averted, all the things that Gaia had never been. Defeated. Delicate. Timid.
“Hi,” Gaia said softly. “I’m back.”
...That remains to be seen, Ed thought. He noticed the way she was obsessively fiddling with her hands. That familiar sense of concern washed over him—concern for the well-being of Gaia Moore.
“I’m glad,” Ed said in his most reassuring tone. “You seemed pretty determined to get out of here.”
“Whatever,” Gaia said, hoping to avoid any further discussion on the subject. “How are you?”
“Better, actually. How do I look?”
It was a deliberate ploy to get Gaia to finally face him, to look him in the eyes.
What to read after Terror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francine Pascal to read onlineMoreLess
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