The Key
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She pulled the key out from under her nightdress and lifted it over her head. It left a red mark on her chest where it had been crushed tightly against her body while she was sleeping. When she twisted the key, the light cast from the fireplace gleamed off the ruby, making the entire key appear red. Rema carefully opened it up and stared at the words, trying to decipher them.
REMA remember to always look back and you’ll be OK but not at night, only in the AM Trust in him, Your family Rema st...ill didn’t understand why the key was inscribed with “REMA” instead of her real name, Tabitha. Since Rema hadn’t heard her aunt or uncle talk about another Rema, ever, she decided that this necklace was intended for her. However, Uncle Kar and Aunt Maya wouldn’t have said your family. Anytime they gave her a gift, like new riding boots, they always said, Love Uncle Kar and Aunt Maya. They only ever referred to her parents as her family, and never by name. Rema hadn’t thought about it before, but that was odd—to not use her parents’ names.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She pulled the key out from under her nightdress and lifted it over her head. It left a red mark on her chest where it had been crushed tightly against her body while she was sleeping. When she twisted the key, the light cast from the fireplace gleamed off the ruby, making the entire key appear red. Rema carefully opened it up and stared at the words, trying to decipher them.
REMA remember to always look back and you’ll be OK but not at night, only in the AM Trust in him, Your family Rema st...ill didn’t understand why the key was inscribed with “REMA” instead of her real name, Tabitha. Since Rema hadn’t heard her aunt or uncle talk about another Rema, ever, she decided that this necklace was intended for her. However, Uncle Kar and Aunt Maya wouldn’t have said your family. Anytime they gave her a gift, like new riding boots, they always said, Love Uncle Kar and Aunt Maya. They only ever referred to her parents as her family, and never by name. Rema hadn’t thought about it before, but that was odd—to not use her parents’ names.
What to read after The Key?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Anne Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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