(Un)Wise
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“We need help. A car. This isn’t working,” he said gently.
“No, this is fine,” I mumbled peeling my eyes open. It really wasn’t fine. We were pulled over again. Trees lined the sides of the road in both directions. For a second time, I sat in his lap with the bag and strap twisted around us. The bike still idled.
“Can you make it twenty minutes without sleeping?” he asked.
“I don’t know,” I admitted. “It seems worse with you.”
He looked at me in surprise. “When I’m near ...you, you don’t cry out. I thought your dreams calmed when I...” He didn’t finish his sentence, but I filled in the missing parts.
He was right. My dreams did calm when I was near him. I dreamed of helpful things like glimpses of explanations from the Taupe Lady, instead of my constant pointless death. In fact, I’d learned so much more after Luke found me than in the prior months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“We need help. A car. This isn’t working,” he said gently.
“No, this is fine,” I mumbled peeling my eyes open. It really wasn’t fine. We were pulled over again. Trees lined the sides of the road in both directions. For a second time, I sat in his lap with the bag and strap twisted around us. The bike still idled.
“Can you make it twenty minutes without sleeping?” he asked.
“I don’t know,” I admitted. “It seems worse with you.”
He looked at me in surprise. “When I’m near ...you, you don’t cry out. I thought your dreams calmed when I...” He didn’t finish his sentence, but I filled in the missing parts.
He was right. My dreams did calm when I was near him. I dreamed of helpful things like glimpses of explanations from the Taupe Lady, instead of my constant pointless death. In fact, I’d learned so much more after Luke found me than in the prior months.
What to read after (Un)Wise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melissa Haag to read onlineMoreLess
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