The Sunflower: a Novel
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I’d lead them to Everest if I knew Christine was with us.PAUL COOK’S DIARYPaul and Christine sat alone in the hospital’s tiled hallway. It was past 2 A.M. and most of the overhead fluorescent lights had been turned off, leaving them in shadows. Their hushed voices echoed off the walls.“How did it happen?” Paul asked.“We had climbed Huayna Picchu and were most of the way down when Jessica began joking around and slipped. Jim saved her. But then the trail just seemed to collapse beneath him.”“That...’s why she feels so responsible.” He threaded his hands together. “At least no one was killed.”“Thank God for that.”Silence. After a moment Christine asked, “Was Roxana okay after I left?”“She cried for a while. Then when I told her that you wouldn’t be back at all, she cried a lot more. She was pretty taken with you.”“It goes both ways.”“Thank you for the note.”“I wanted to write more, but under the circumstances…” She looked down, then said, “I missed you.”“I missed you too.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d lead them to Everest if I knew Christine was with us.PAUL COOK’S DIARYPaul and Christine sat alone in the hospital’s tiled hallway. It was past 2 A.M. and most of the overhead fluorescent lights had been turned off, leaving them in shadows. Their hushed voices echoed off the walls.“How did it happen?” Paul asked.“We had climbed Huayna Picchu and were most of the way down when Jessica began joking around and slipped. Jim saved her. But then the trail just seemed to collapse beneath him.”“That...’s why she feels so responsible.” He threaded his hands together. “At least no one was killed.”“Thank God for that.”Silence. After a moment Christine asked, “Was Roxana okay after I left?”“She cried for a while. Then when I told her that you wouldn’t be back at all, she cried a lot more. She was pretty taken with you.”“It goes both ways.”“Thank you for the note.”“I wanted to write more, but under the circumstances…” She looked down, then said, “I missed you.”“I missed you too.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Paul Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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