Witches in Flight
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“She needs a father figure.” Vero smiled and rolled spaghetti on her fork. “And he understands loneliness in a way that you and I never could.”
Jennie blinked. “I would have thought you and I were on pretty much opposite ends of the spectrum there.” Vero lived for a crowd. Jennie generally hid from them.
Vero’s laugh was always contagious, even when she tried to tuck herself into a quiet corner. “Indeed. But I’m never lonely because there is always an audience, even if only in my mind. A...nd you’re never lonely because you seek to be alone—it nourishes you.”
All true—and still a piece missing. “And Elsie?”
“When a flower first opens, it creates new spaces. And until sunlight and summer breezes filter in, there is emptiness.” Vero smiled, eyes on the couch. “Elsie’s blooming. My Melvin is telling her the sun is coming, and to rest easy with the new spaces.”
Vero wasn’t a mindreader. Jennie raised an eyebrow curiously. “And you know this because?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“She needs a father figure.” Vero smiled and rolled spaghetti on her fork. “And he understands loneliness in a way that you and I never could.”
Jennie blinked. “I would have thought you and I were on pretty much opposite ends of the spectrum there.” Vero lived for a crowd. Jennie generally hid from them.
Vero’s laugh was always contagious, even when she tried to tuck herself into a quiet corner. “Indeed. But I’m never lonely because there is always an audience, even if only in my mind. A...nd you’re never lonely because you seek to be alone—it nourishes you.”
All true—and still a piece missing. “And Elsie?”
“When a flower first opens, it creates new spaces. And until sunlight and summer breezes filter in, there is emptiness.” Vero smiled, eyes on the couch. “Elsie’s blooming. My Melvin is telling her the sun is coming, and to rest easy with the new spaces.”
Vero wasn’t a mindreader. Jennie raised an eyebrow curiously. “And you know this because?”
What to read after Witches in Flight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geary, Debora to read onlineMoreLess
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