The Countdown (The Taking)
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Eleven, I heard inside my head as I bolted up from the seat with so much force that my forehead nearly rammed into the dash. But Chuck’s reflexes were lightning fast, and instead I crashed against an arm as solid as a tree trunk.
“Damn, girl. Nightmare?”
From behind, Thom’s fingers cupped my shoulder more gently. “You okay?”
Working to get my breathing under control while still being branded from the inside out, I clung to the lie Chuck had offered me. “Yep . . . nightmares.”
Chuck hadn’t notice...d that for the last hour or so I’d been faking sleep just to avoid his endless barrage of conversation. He was seriously the nicest guy ever, but I couldn’t help myself. I was just so tired of dodging his questions—about where we were going, where we’d been, who we were, and what our plans were.
Thom was better than I was at being evasive. At giving nonanswers.
For me, fake sleep had been a million times easier.
And now I was real wide-awake, and as the sun began to climb, the last of the pain evaporated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eleven, I heard inside my head as I bolted up from the seat with so much force that my forehead nearly rammed into the dash. But Chuck’s reflexes were lightning fast, and instead I crashed against an arm as solid as a tree trunk.
“Damn, girl. Nightmare?”
From behind, Thom’s fingers cupped my shoulder more gently. “You okay?”
Working to get my breathing under control while still being branded from the inside out, I clung to the lie Chuck had offered me. “Yep . . . nightmares.”
Chuck hadn’t notice...d that for the last hour or so I’d been faking sleep just to avoid his endless barrage of conversation. He was seriously the nicest guy ever, but I couldn’t help myself. I was just so tired of dodging his questions—about where we were going, where we’d been, who we were, and what our plans were.
Thom was better than I was at being evasive. At giving nonanswers.
For me, fake sleep had been a million times easier.
And now I was real wide-awake, and as the sun began to climb, the last of the pain evaporated.
What to read after The Countdown (The Taking)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kimberly Derting to read onlineMoreLess
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