The Push: a Sequel to the Pull
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I was driving all of us back down for the services, my own emotions a mix of fear and apprehension at doing something that everyone did for their loved ones, yet screamed that it was so wrong—so permanent.
My mother was sitting to my right in the passenger seat. Dad and Liv were in the back. I glanced in my rearview mirror. Liv was dressed in all black, her hair swept back away from her forehead. Her blue eyes seemed dull and lifeless as she stared out of the window. The last few days had be...en awkward to say the least. After the episode with dinner and Liv rushing out to the barn, my parents had given her her space as if understanding even if they were only pretending to do so. She spent most of her time outside in her own desolate world and secluded thoughts. I didn’t press her much, only sat by her sometimes to let her know that I was still around if she needed someone to talk to. There weren’t words that needed to be said, though. Her own grief was internal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was driving all of us back down for the services, my own emotions a mix of fear and apprehension at doing something that everyone did for their loved ones, yet screamed that it was so wrong—so permanent.
My mother was sitting to my right in the passenger seat. Dad and Liv were in the back. I glanced in my rearview mirror. Liv was dressed in all black, her hair swept back away from her forehead. Her blue eyes seemed dull and lifeless as she stared out of the window. The last few days had be...en awkward to say the least. After the episode with dinner and Liv rushing out to the barn, my parents had given her her space as if understanding even if they were only pretending to do so. She spent most of her time outside in her own desolate world and secluded thoughts. I didn’t press her much, only sat by her sometimes to let her know that I was still around if she needed someone to talk to. There weren’t words that needed to be said, though. Her own grief was internal.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara V. Zook to read onlineMoreLess
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