Titanium
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"Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God." That did it. Zander choked and lost it. I made him get off the road at the first opportunity. He turned the truck onto a dirt track that disappeared into autumn-tinted woods. When he killed the engine, he bolted from the truck. I gave him his space and sobbed for yet another fatality of a war that wouldn't end for our troops even after they came home. I gave Zander a few minutes alone before I got out and joined him at the back of the truck. "I'm so sorry about... Kyle." "Me, too." He wiped his face on his sleeve, avoiding my gaze.
"I knew he was struggling, but I did not see that coming." I lowered the tailgate and climbed onto it, sitting and dangling my legs. "How long had you known him?" "We were both in Kandahar for a while. He got transferred.
We reconnected on a plane coming home." Zander sat beside me. The truck dipped with the added weight. "He was so damn funny. Kept me laughing even though I didn't have shit to feel good about." He swiped at a stray tear tracking his flushed cheek and still wouldn't look at me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God." That did it. Zander choked and lost it. I made him get off the road at the first opportunity. He turned the truck onto a dirt track that disappeared into autumn-tinted woods. When he killed the engine, he bolted from the truck. I gave him his space and sobbed for yet another fatality of a war that wouldn't end for our troops even after they came home. I gave Zander a few minutes alone before I got out and joined him at the back of the truck. "I'm so sorry about... Kyle." "Me, too." He wiped his face on his sleeve, avoiding my gaze.
"I knew he was struggling, but I did not see that coming." I lowered the tailgate and climbed onto it, sitting and dangling my legs. "How long had you known him?" "We were both in Kandahar for a while. He got transferred.
We reconnected on a plane coming home." Zander sat beside me. The truck dipped with the added weight. "He was so damn funny. Kept me laughing even though I didn't have shit to feel good about." He swiped at a stray tear tracking his flushed cheek and still wouldn't look at me.
What to read after Titanium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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