Wishful Thinking
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Dad said they were being cautious, but it sounded like double-speak for overreacting. They made me go through the details of Friday over and over until I was beyond annoyed. How many different ways can you say the same thing? Maybe Dr. Martin figured I was leaving something out, he had inquisitive eyes. Maybe he thought with a bit more pushing I’d reveal my deepest secrets, but he didn’t know me. Dr. Patterson could confirm my lock jaw as she called it. I wasn’t going to tell anyone about seein...g a little girl as clearly as seeing Dean sitting next to me in class even if it meant my brain was bleeding. They’d have to figure it out through x-rays. More scans and blood work meant I played lab rat for the better part of two hours. At least when it was all over I got the thumbs up that everything looked fine. People should quantify with the word fine, because it’s too vague. Does having nightmares, seeing little girls that aren’t there skipping in class, and being scared to be alone in your own home qualify as fine—then, yeah I’m fine, but then what is considered not fine?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dad said they were being cautious, but it sounded like double-speak for overreacting. They made me go through the details of Friday over and over until I was beyond annoyed. How many different ways can you say the same thing? Maybe Dr. Martin figured I was leaving something out, he had inquisitive eyes. Maybe he thought with a bit more pushing I’d reveal my deepest secrets, but he didn’t know me. Dr. Patterson could confirm my lock jaw as she called it. I wasn’t going to tell anyone about seein...g a little girl as clearly as seeing Dean sitting next to me in class even if it meant my brain was bleeding. They’d have to figure it out through x-rays. More scans and blood work meant I played lab rat for the better part of two hours. At least when it was all over I got the thumbs up that everything looked fine. People should quantify with the word fine, because it’s too vague. Does having nightmares, seeing little girls that aren’t there skipping in class, and being scared to be alone in your own home qualify as fine—then, yeah I’m fine, but then what is considered not fine?
What to read after Wishful Thinking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferson, Elle to read onlineMoreLess
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