The Mind Games
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When I’d fiddled with the silverware, then two seconds later almost knocked over my glass of water, Nora had asked our waitress to pack our order to go.
Nora claimed I looked so nervous, they thought I was going to rob the place. So, instead, we settled at a small table outside the restaurant. It was better this way. If we needed to make a quick escape, the car was right there, waiting.
I forced myself to bite into the greasy hamburger, watching the cars zoom by on the highway not far from us. I...t was loud, noisy with sounds of travelers peppering the air. But not ten miles from this highway, my father lurked. Soon, I’d be traipsing through the woods, who knew when I’d have time to eat again. I took another bite. The sun had found its way over the mountains and the day was starting to get hot, or maybe it was my nerves making me sweat.
“We could go see a movie,” Nora said, pulling a fry from her bag. “Or go to the outlet mall not far from here.”
I slid her a glance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I’d fiddled with the silverware, then two seconds later almost knocked over my glass of water, Nora had asked our waitress to pack our order to go.
Nora claimed I looked so nervous, they thought I was going to rob the place. So, instead, we settled at a small table outside the restaurant. It was better this way. If we needed to make a quick escape, the car was right there, waiting.
I forced myself to bite into the greasy hamburger, watching the cars zoom by on the highway not far from us. I...t was loud, noisy with sounds of travelers peppering the air. But not ten miles from this highway, my father lurked. Soon, I’d be traipsing through the woods, who knew when I’d have time to eat again. I took another bite. The sun had found its way over the mountains and the day was starting to get hot, or maybe it was my nerves making me sweat.
“We could go see a movie,” Nora said, pulling a fry from her bag. “Or go to the outlet mall not far from here.”
I slid her a glance.
What to read after The Mind Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brighton, Lori to read onlineMoreLess
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