Bad Connection
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First I thank her for helping with Zach this weekend. And then I tell her about my most recent dream and how I'm worried that I might have led her down the wrong path by assuming the previous nightmare was about Kayla.
“Because,” I finally admit, “as it turns out, it wasn't Kayla being held against her will…it was totally someone else. I guess I just assumed it was Kayla the other time, probably because I'd been thinking about her so much and praying for her. But this girl was definitely not Kay...la.” Then I briefly describe the girl in the dream to her.
“Do you think it could've been Kayla, but that someone had dyed her hair to disguise her? That happens sometimes.”
“No, this girl definitely looked very Hispanic.”
“Do you think you could identify her?”
“Maybe.”
“Can you come by here after school?” she asks. “We could go through the missing persons photos.”
“Sure,” I say halfheartedly. “I'll see if Olivia can give me a ride.”
I feel this cloud of discouragement hanging over me after that phone call.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First I thank her for helping with Zach this weekend. And then I tell her about my most recent dream and how I'm worried that I might have led her down the wrong path by assuming the previous nightmare was about Kayla.
“Because,” I finally admit, “as it turns out, it wasn't Kayla being held against her will…it was totally someone else. I guess I just assumed it was Kayla the other time, probably because I'd been thinking about her so much and praying for her. But this girl was definitely not Kay...la.” Then I briefly describe the girl in the dream to her.
“Do you think it could've been Kayla, but that someone had dyed her hair to disguise her? That happens sometimes.”
“No, this girl definitely looked very Hispanic.”
“Do you think you could identify her?”
“Maybe.”
“Can you come by here after school?” she asks. “We could go through the missing persons photos.”
“Sure,” I say halfheartedly. “I'll see if Olivia can give me a ride.”
I feel this cloud of discouragement hanging over me after that phone call.
What to read after Bad Connection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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