The Vampire's Curse
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"I'm sorry about what I did, scaring you and your mother, but you need to understand that I've been looking for her for so long that the minute I saw her again.” He shook his head at himself. “I just couldn't let her get away." She pushed her glasses up her nose. "You were afraid she'd fly away before she could put you back to normal?" He wouldn't have used the word afraid but … "Yes, something like that," he grumbled.
They both stared at the opposite wall for a time, silence again.
Jack...ie inexplicably giggled. "I guess you’re not a good boy anymore." It took him a second to realize what she was referring to, and then he laughed too. "I guess not. Your mother probably likes it even less that Sarah and I dated." Jackie winced again, and he immediately regretted his words though he knew he shouldn’t.
He had no loyalty to Jackie. Wanting her was not the same as dating her, and even if he was, the offhanded mentioning of a former girlfriend, whom he currently wanted nothing to do with after his cure was administered, did not count towards infidelity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I'm sorry about what I did, scaring you and your mother, but you need to understand that I've been looking for her for so long that the minute I saw her again.” He shook his head at himself. “I just couldn't let her get away." She pushed her glasses up her nose. "You were afraid she'd fly away before she could put you back to normal?" He wouldn't have used the word afraid but … "Yes, something like that," he grumbled.
They both stared at the opposite wall for a time, silence again.
Jack...ie inexplicably giggled. "I guess you’re not a good boy anymore." It took him a second to realize what she was referring to, and then he laughed too. "I guess not. Your mother probably likes it even less that Sarah and I dated." Jackie winced again, and he immediately regretted his words though he knew he shouldn’t.
He had no loyalty to Jackie. Wanting her was not the same as dating her, and even if he was, the offhanded mentioning of a former girlfriend, whom he currently wanted nothing to do with after his cure was administered, did not count towards infidelity.
What to read after The Vampire's Curse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mandy Rosko to read onlineMoreLess
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