The Replaced (2015)
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. . kind of being watched. Nyla was no longer stationed outside our tent, and she hadn’t been replaced by another guard or anything. But we also weren’t completely free to roam the camp.
Natty was the one who figured that part out, when she’d gone out exploring. It was at the same time Simon had stopped by to check on me.
She told me about her strange experience as we hunched over a plate of fresh berries and sliced cheeses that evening in the cafeteria, pretending not to be aware of the sharp-e...yed glances directed our way.
Natty thought she was only being paranoid at first. But when the same blond girl kept popping up wherever she went, no matter how hard she tried to ditch her, she realized she was being tailed.
Eventually the girl approached her, suggesting Natty should go back to our tent, using some lame excuse about Natty having had enough sun for the day. Seriously? I’m sure that was what she was worried about—Natty being overheated or burning or whatever.
But according to Natty, it wasn’t an order or anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . kind of being watched. Nyla was no longer stationed outside our tent, and she hadn’t been replaced by another guard or anything. But we also weren’t completely free to roam the camp.
Natty was the one who figured that part out, when she’d gone out exploring. It was at the same time Simon had stopped by to check on me.
She told me about her strange experience as we hunched over a plate of fresh berries and sliced cheeses that evening in the cafeteria, pretending not to be aware of the sharp-e...yed glances directed our way.
Natty thought she was only being paranoid at first. But when the same blond girl kept popping up wherever she went, no matter how hard she tried to ditch her, she realized she was being tailed.
Eventually the girl approached her, suggesting Natty should go back to our tent, using some lame excuse about Natty having had enough sun for the day. Seriously? I’m sure that was what she was worried about—Natty being overheated or burning or whatever.
But according to Natty, it wasn’t an order or anything.
What to read after The Replaced?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kimberly Derting to read onlineMoreLess
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