Torment
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Mia was in shape, but lacked endurance, especially when carrying a fifty pound seven year old. Liz seemed to sense this and tapped her shoulder. “I can run now,” the girl said. “I’m not afraid anymore.”
Mia looked the girl in the eyes. “You sure?”
She nodded.
“Stay right next to me.”
The nod continued. Mia put her down, then put her hands on her knees while she caught her breath. The brothers and Chang stopped with her, while Collins walked on ahead, his body soaked in sweat.
Garbarino heard the... number of moving feet behind him change and turned around. “Hey! Keep moving.”
“We need to rest,” Mia said.
“Those people might still be chasing us,” he said, stomping toward her.
“There hasn’t been a sound or a gunshot for a while,” she countered.
Garbarino stood above her. “That’s probably because Austin is dead and those sons-a-bitches are sneaking up on us. Now...” He took her arm and yanked her up. “Move!”
“Hey!” Liz shouted and went to hit Garbarino, but Mia caught her little fist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mia was in shape, but lacked endurance, especially when carrying a fifty pound seven year old. Liz seemed to sense this and tapped her shoulder. “I can run now,” the girl said. “I’m not afraid anymore.”
Mia looked the girl in the eyes. “You sure?”
She nodded.
“Stay right next to me.”
The nod continued. Mia put her down, then put her hands on her knees while she caught her breath. The brothers and Chang stopped with her, while Collins walked on ahead, his body soaked in sweat.
Garbarino heard the... number of moving feet behind him change and turned around. “Hey! Keep moving.”
“We need to rest,” Mia said.
“Those people might still be chasing us,” he said, stomping toward her.
“There hasn’t been a sound or a gunshot for a while,” she countered.
Garbarino stood above her. “That’s probably because Austin is dead and those sons-a-bitches are sneaking up on us. Now...” He took her arm and yanked her up. “Move!”
“Hey!” Liz shouted and went to hit Garbarino, but Mia caught her little fist.
What to read after Torment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bishop, Jeremy to read onlineMoreLess
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