Transfer
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I was starting to go stir crazy. The only time I’d gotten out of the house over the last few weeks was in order to go over to Heath and Clare’s to see Tessa. We’d been giving them time as I healed to settle in and adjust to their new life. Thankfully, Clare texted pictures nearly everyday. But it wasn’t the same as having her and Tessa living under the same roof.
We’d gone over to celebrate her third birthday only days earlier. It’d been bittersweet. Tripp’s birthday had been the week earlier, b...ut watching Tessa blow out her candles was hard for me. My little boy never got to do that. It was a pain that would never completely disappear, but listening to Tessa laugh as she ripped wrapping paper open certainly eased the sting.
After that, I decided I needed to get out of the house more instead of wallowing in pity and fear.
Per Roman’s requirements, I was wearing a new Rubicon vest and Alex remained close enough that he could have been mistaken as my conjoined twin, but it was a small price to pay for being able to go to the grocery store and then have lunch with Cathy and Kristen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was starting to go stir crazy. The only time I’d gotten out of the house over the last few weeks was in order to go over to Heath and Clare’s to see Tessa. We’d been giving them time as I healed to settle in and adjust to their new life. Thankfully, Clare texted pictures nearly everyday. But it wasn’t the same as having her and Tessa living under the same roof.
We’d gone over to celebrate her third birthday only days earlier. It’d been bittersweet. Tripp’s birthday had been the week earlier, b...ut watching Tessa blow out her candles was hard for me. My little boy never got to do that. It was a pain that would never completely disappear, but listening to Tessa laugh as she ripped wrapping paper open certainly eased the sting.
After that, I decided I needed to get out of the house more instead of wallowing in pity and fear.
Per Roman’s requirements, I was wearing a new Rubicon vest and Alex remained close enough that he could have been mistaken as my conjoined twin, but it was a small price to pay for being able to go to the grocery store and then have lunch with Cathy and Kristen.
What to read after Transfer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aly Martinez to read onlineMoreLess
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