The Rise of the Fourteen
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Our family money, my mother’s jewelry, all of that is gone. The thieves did leave our altar, but it has been slashed and torn apart, defiled, and made unsacred. How I can think that everything will be made right by prayer when I have seen my own prayers slashed to ribbons.
Nuptia walks to the window, her bronzed face stroked by the last rays of the sun.
I’m right to be worried. When the house was quiet, and all were thought to be sleeping, I heard mother and father talking in the kitchen. Their ...hushed whispers were loud enough for me, as I crouched, taking cover behind a potted plant.
I remember mother’s words: “How do we know that God is watching?” She fingers the wooden cross around her neck, tracing the depressions left by the constant rubbing of her fingers. We don’t know if God is watching, not anymore. And that scares me. It scares me more than I dare admit.
Nuptia opens the door slowly, wary not to make it creak. It is dusk now and, as she closes the door behind her, she is bathed in the light of a dozen pinks and violets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our family money, my mother’s jewelry, all of that is gone. The thieves did leave our altar, but it has been slashed and torn apart, defiled, and made unsacred. How I can think that everything will be made right by prayer when I have seen my own prayers slashed to ribbons.
Nuptia walks to the window, her bronzed face stroked by the last rays of the sun.
I’m right to be worried. When the house was quiet, and all were thought to be sleeping, I heard mother and father talking in the kitchen. Their ...hushed whispers were loud enough for me, as I crouched, taking cover behind a potted plant.
I remember mother’s words: “How do we know that God is watching?” She fingers the wooden cross around her neck, tracing the depressions left by the constant rubbing of her fingers. We don’t know if God is watching, not anymore. And that scares me. It scares me more than I dare admit.
Nuptia opens the door slowly, wary not to make it creak. It is dusk now and, as she closes the door behind her, she is bathed in the light of a dozen pinks and violets.
What to read after The Rise of the Fourteen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Barter to read onlineMoreLess
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