Wolfe
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After he’d stabbed himself, I wasn’t sure I’d blinked for a whole minute. Like a gruesome monument, the knife stood up where he’d plunged it through his hand and into the counter. Lucky he was too stupid, as he was, to pluck out the blade.
The blood on his arm was in layers due to all the jerking about he’d done – drying, clotting, and fresh, wet blood.
He was still bleeding but wasn’t moving, though his chest rose and fell.
I hadn’t dared to approach, but now, maybe it was safe?
... I’d watched him go through phases, from aware and somewhat smart, to barbaric and lusting after me to the point of almost ripping off his hand. Having him standing there, unable to get at me, with a rampant erection had been weirdly breathtaking. He’d pull at his hand, roar at the pain, then try again. Now, he was dull-eyed and unresponsive.
He’d ingested too much Keppra for his system, especially considering that idiosyncratic reaction he had to the drug.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After he’d stabbed himself, I wasn’t sure I’d blinked for a whole minute. Like a gruesome monument, the knife stood up where he’d plunged it through his hand and into the counter. Lucky he was too stupid, as he was, to pluck out the blade.
The blood on his arm was in layers due to all the jerking about he’d done – drying, clotting, and fresh, wet blood.
He was still bleeding but wasn’t moving, though his chest rose and fell.
I hadn’t dared to approach, but now, maybe it was safe?
... I’d watched him go through phases, from aware and somewhat smart, to barbaric and lusting after me to the point of almost ripping off his hand. Having him standing there, unable to get at me, with a rampant erection had been weirdly breathtaking. He’d pull at his hand, roar at the pain, then try again. Now, he was dull-eyed and unresponsive.
He’d ingested too much Keppra for his system, especially considering that idiosyncratic reaction he had to the drug.
What to read after Wolfe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cari Silverwood to read onlineMoreLess
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