The Asylum
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Or perhaps I hadn’t fallen asleep. All I could think of was Cora, alone in the cold, unfriendly Asylum. But whenever I closed my eyes to conjure her face in my mind—her proud eyes and the spray of freckles on her nose—all I could imagine was Katherine.
In my vision, Katherine was smiling at me, her hair plaited in a long braid tossed over one bare shoulder.
“Can’t you smile, Stefan?” she asked, shaking her head at my morose condition.
I tossed and turned. I wanted to forget about Katherine. But ...it was impossible when I was with Damon. Faint light was coming through the opening to the tunnel. Without waking Damon, I scrambled up the ladder and into the early morning. It was wet and cold and the fog made the Thames difficult to see even from a few paces away.
I hurried to the Magdalene Asylum, hands jammed in my pockets, shuffling my feet and singing an ill-mannered drinking song that often broke out at pubs. I wanted anyone who saw me to assume I was just a drunk and leave me alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or perhaps I hadn’t fallen asleep. All I could think of was Cora, alone in the cold, unfriendly Asylum. But whenever I closed my eyes to conjure her face in my mind—her proud eyes and the spray of freckles on her nose—all I could imagine was Katherine.
In my vision, Katherine was smiling at me, her hair plaited in a long braid tossed over one bare shoulder.
“Can’t you smile, Stefan?” she asked, shaking her head at my morose condition.
I tossed and turned. I wanted to forget about Katherine. But ...it was impossible when I was with Damon. Faint light was coming through the opening to the tunnel. Without waking Damon, I scrambled up the ladder and into the early morning. It was wet and cold and the fog made the Thames difficult to see even from a few paces away.
I hurried to the Magdalene Asylum, hands jammed in my pockets, shuffling my feet and singing an ill-mannered drinking song that often broke out at pubs. I wanted anyone who saw me to assume I was just a drunk and leave me alone.
What to read after The Asylum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L.J. Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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