Tremble
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It’s ice cold—damp as a bath.
Carly snatches my cel from out of my jeans and sends it sailing into the thicket to our left.
“You bitch,” I say, taking a step in the direction of my now absent phone.
“Takes one to know one.” Carson shuts my door and gets back in the car.
“Tel Logan I said hi,” Carly says before ditching into the passenger’s seat.
Carson starts the engine and rol s down her window.
“I’d threaten you not to tel anybody, but we already know you’re a little snitch.” She turns the car... around in a fit and misses me by inches.
“Have a nice hike!” Carly shouts out the window as they speed down the trail. A plume of dust fol ows the tires, fil ing the air with the sweet scent of earth.
Great.
I head off in the direction of my phone. Shadows fal from every direction. Thick branches weave themselves into a luminescent tapestry overhead, and I can hear the distinct baritone chirp of a bird emanating from behind.
It’s him. A tal black raven bends the bough of a low evergreen branch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s ice cold—damp as a bath.
Carly snatches my cel from out of my jeans and sends it sailing into the thicket to our left.
“You bitch,” I say, taking a step in the direction of my now absent phone.
“Takes one to know one.” Carson shuts my door and gets back in the car.
“Tel Logan I said hi,” Carly says before ditching into the passenger’s seat.
Carson starts the engine and rol s down her window.
“I’d threaten you not to tel anybody, but we already know you’re a little snitch.” She turns the car... around in a fit and misses me by inches.
“Have a nice hike!” Carly shouts out the window as they speed down the trail. A plume of dust fol ows the tires, fil ing the air with the sweet scent of earth.
Great.
I head off in the direction of my phone. Shadows fal from every direction. Thick branches weave themselves into a luminescent tapestry overhead, and I can hear the distinct baritone chirp of a bird emanating from behind.
It’s him. A tal black raven bends the bough of a low evergreen branch.
What to read after Tremble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, Addison to read onlineMoreLess
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