The Key
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She was so whacked, she actually fell asleep while they were walking. She woke up with a jerk when the Old Man joined them.
“Park it, both of you,” Halliwell said.
Sara tried to get the fog out of her brain. It didn’t want to go.
“So, did you tell him about the Dusan?”
Sara shook her head. Fyn looked at Sara, then at Halliwell.
“What about the Dusan?”
Sara let Halliwell explain. Talking had become an effort. She was almost totally tapped out. Fyn came to the same conclusion Sara had.
“They’re co...ming here.” His arm closed protectively around Sara.
It felt so good to relax against him, to just be a girl for a moment and let him be in charge. She could hear the steady thump of his heart and felt the rise and fall of his chest as he breathed. It was incredibly comforting.
She burrowed in, trying to memorize how it felt to be in his arms, memorize him and how it felt to feel safe, to finally feel at home. They were going to war. This might be all the time they had.
She wasn’t asleep, but she was drifting between waking and sleeping.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was so whacked, she actually fell asleep while they were walking. She woke up with a jerk when the Old Man joined them.
“Park it, both of you,” Halliwell said.
Sara tried to get the fog out of her brain. It didn’t want to go.
“So, did you tell him about the Dusan?”
Sara shook her head. Fyn looked at Sara, then at Halliwell.
“What about the Dusan?”
Sara let Halliwell explain. Talking had become an effort. She was almost totally tapped out. Fyn came to the same conclusion Sara had.
“They’re co...ming here.” His arm closed protectively around Sara.
It felt so good to relax against him, to just be a girl for a moment and let him be in charge. She could hear the steady thump of his heart and felt the rise and fall of his chest as he breathed. It was incredibly comforting.
She burrowed in, trying to memorize how it felt to be in his arms, memorize him and how it felt to feel safe, to finally feel at home. They were going to war. This might be all the time they had.
She wasn’t asleep, but she was drifting between waking and sleeping.
What to read after The Key?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pauline Baird Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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