The Arrangement 6
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I don’t want to see Mel at the dorm, and I sure as hell can’t tolerate Amber right now. Before I realize where I’m going, I’m wandering through Penn Station and boarding a train. Now, my head is tipped to the side against the window. There are a few other people scattered through the train car. For a long time, I just sit there and stare out the window, watching the world whip past in a blur of colored lights.
Numbness is consuming me. My phone is clutched in my hand. I flick it to life and... dial. Marty answers, half asleep. “Vavery?” He yawns. I try to speak, but nothing comes out. I hear Marty sit up. “What’s the matter?”
“Hey,” I manage.
“Where are you?”
“On the train.” My voice is too soft. It catches in my throat and I think about hanging up. The lights inside the train flicker and everything goes dark for a second before they blink back on. I stare at the houses crammed so close together, wondering about the people who live in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don’t want to see Mel at the dorm, and I sure as hell can’t tolerate Amber right now. Before I realize where I’m going, I’m wandering through Penn Station and boarding a train. Now, my head is tipped to the side against the window. There are a few other people scattered through the train car. For a long time, I just sit there and stare out the window, watching the world whip past in a blur of colored lights.
Numbness is consuming me. My phone is clutched in my hand. I flick it to life and... dial. Marty answers, half asleep. “Vavery?” He yawns. I try to speak, but nothing comes out. I hear Marty sit up. “What’s the matter?”
“Hey,” I manage.
“Where are you?”
“On the train.” My voice is too soft. It catches in my throat and I think about hanging up. The lights inside the train flicker and everything goes dark for a second before they blink back on. I stare at the houses crammed so close together, wondering about the people who live in them.
What to read after The Arrangement 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, H. M to read onlineMoreLess
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