The Wild One
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She’d already blurted out the details of her encounter with the Phantom to Jake, but telling a virtual stranger and expecting her to believe was going to be trickier.
Brynna Olson recognized Sam’s voice at once, and she was being quite friendly, but Sam hadn’t figured out how to tell the BLM employee that the Phantom was her horse. Jake, seated at the kitchen table with his chin propped on one hand, wasn’t trying to make it easier.
“You’ve probably heard about the Phantom,” Sam began. “He’s sort... of a local legend.”
Jake made a face at that, so Sam turned toward the wall.
“Of course,” Brynna’s tone encouraged Sam. “The wild white stallion.”
“Actually, the horse they’re calling the Phantom now is a light gray with dapples. And—” Sam took a breath so deep, it might have fueled a dive into a bottomless sea. “He’s my horse. Two years ago, my colt escaped and this is him.”
Sam closed her eyes, wincing, ready for Miss Olson’s laughter. Instead, she said the same thing Dad had.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d already blurted out the details of her encounter with the Phantom to Jake, but telling a virtual stranger and expecting her to believe was going to be trickier.
Brynna Olson recognized Sam’s voice at once, and she was being quite friendly, but Sam hadn’t figured out how to tell the BLM employee that the Phantom was her horse. Jake, seated at the kitchen table with his chin propped on one hand, wasn’t trying to make it easier.
“You’ve probably heard about the Phantom,” Sam began. “He’s sort... of a local legend.”
Jake made a face at that, so Sam turned toward the wall.
“Of course,” Brynna’s tone encouraged Sam. “The wild white stallion.”
“Actually, the horse they’re calling the Phantom now is a light gray with dapples. And—” Sam took a breath so deep, it might have fueled a dive into a bottomless sea. “He’s my horse. Two years ago, my colt escaped and this is him.”
Sam closed her eyes, wincing, ready for Miss Olson’s laughter. Instead, she said the same thing Dad had.
What to read after The Wild One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terri Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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