The Mind Readers
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“Freak,” Trevor whispered as he rushed down the hall, horrified and embarrassed. Silence lengthened between us, an odd, uneasy silence. The only sound was the soft murmur of teacher’s voices behind closed doors. “You didn’t have to do that.”
“Maybe I wanted to.”
“Oh.” For one long moment we just stared at each other. My body felt odd, hot and trembling. My heart raced and in my mind was this desperate need to be closer to him. The one person who understood me. “Thanks.”
He nodded, a short, curt ...nod.
“Annabeth told everyone,” I blurted out, because he needed to know and because I wanted him to stay with me just a little longer.
“I know,” he said, his blue eyes softening. “Emily’s helping spread the rumor.
“To get back at me,” I whispered. It was bad enough having Anne as an enemy, but Emily would be a million times worse. “Why is she doing this to me?” “Self-preservation.” Lewis leaned next to me, so close I could feel his warm breath. “Humans will always try to protect themselves; always throw another under the bus if it will save them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Freak,” Trevor whispered as he rushed down the hall, horrified and embarrassed. Silence lengthened between us, an odd, uneasy silence. The only sound was the soft murmur of teacher’s voices behind closed doors. “You didn’t have to do that.”
“Maybe I wanted to.”
“Oh.” For one long moment we just stared at each other. My body felt odd, hot and trembling. My heart raced and in my mind was this desperate need to be closer to him. The one person who understood me. “Thanks.”
He nodded, a short, curt ...nod.
“Annabeth told everyone,” I blurted out, because he needed to know and because I wanted him to stay with me just a little longer.
“I know,” he said, his blue eyes softening. “Emily’s helping spread the rumor.
“To get back at me,” I whispered. It was bad enough having Anne as an enemy, but Emily would be a million times worse. “Why is she doing this to me?” “Self-preservation.” Lewis leaned next to me, so close I could feel his warm breath. “Humans will always try to protect themselves; always throw another under the bus if it will save them.
What to read after The Mind Readers?
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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