The Rhythm of Rain
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"Fine," Rain said.
Telor had picked her up after his class instead of spending the night with his buddies. Rain didn't want to remain in the city. When she had called him, there was something in the tone of her voice that bothered him. She sounded like she was under duress and he knew it had nothing to do with the storm. Thankfully the storm had died down. Pelts of water struck the windshield in the dark. It was well after midnight.
"You look mad," Telor said.
"I'm not mad." Her voice was quiet,... tiny.
Telor reached over and clasped her fingers. She jumped and snatched her hand away. "Rain…" "Do you remember when my family first came here?" she asked.
"Sure. Why do you ask?" "I was weird." Telor chuckled. "You weren't weird, no weirder than any other four-year-old girl." "I used to run from you." "You were afraid I'd tell Grams you were out in the storm." "No." Rain turned, and even in the dark he could see the intensity in her gaze. "I was afraid of you." "I wouldn't have hurt you," he said, feeling baffled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Fine," Rain said.
Telor had picked her up after his class instead of spending the night with his buddies. Rain didn't want to remain in the city. When she had called him, there was something in the tone of her voice that bothered him. She sounded like she was under duress and he knew it had nothing to do with the storm. Thankfully the storm had died down. Pelts of water struck the windshield in the dark. It was well after midnight.
"You look mad," Telor said.
"I'm not mad." Her voice was quiet,... tiny.
Telor reached over and clasped her fingers. She jumped and snatched her hand away. "Rain…" "Do you remember when my family first came here?" she asked.
"Sure. Why do you ask?" "I was weird." Telor chuckled. "You weren't weird, no weirder than any other four-year-old girl." "I used to run from you." "You were afraid I'd tell Grams you were out in the storm." "No." Rain turned, and even in the dark he could see the intensity in her gaze. "I was afraid of you." "I wouldn't have hurt you," he said, feeling baffled.
What to read after The Rhythm of Rain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C.L. Scholey to read onlineMoreLess
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