Beacon 23: Part Four: Company (Kindle Single)
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She must be thinking the same thing, because the first thing either of us says in what feels like forever is her asking:“Was it good for you?”We both laugh. It’s the best kind of laughter. “What the hell was that?” I ask. Because nothing happened other than the holding and crying.“That’s called feeling something, soldier. Good to see you can still do it.”There’s something scarily clinical about the way she says this. She tucks my hair behind my ear. Definitely not reg length. And I can’t stop my...self from thinking that maybe she was sent here to tune more than that other beacon. That’s paranoia, though. That’s remnants of my ego. A billion stars staring at me from across the unfathomable distance, and it’s not the cosmos that teaches me how small I am. It’s this perfect person lifting her shirt and reminding me that no one’s perfect. We all have stories. And regrets. And weaknesses. She pulled off what astronomy couldn’t. Or maybe it was just about damn time for me.“I don’t want you to leave,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She must be thinking the same thing, because the first thing either of us says in what feels like forever is her asking:“Was it good for you?”We both laugh. It’s the best kind of laughter. “What the hell was that?” I ask. Because nothing happened other than the holding and crying.“That’s called feeling something, soldier. Good to see you can still do it.”There’s something scarily clinical about the way she says this. She tucks my hair behind my ear. Definitely not reg length. And I can’t stop my...self from thinking that maybe she was sent here to tune more than that other beacon. That’s paranoia, though. That’s remnants of my ego. A billion stars staring at me from across the unfathomable distance, and it’s not the cosmos that teaches me how small I am. It’s this perfect person lifting her shirt and reminding me that no one’s perfect. We all have stories. And regrets. And weaknesses. She pulled off what astronomy couldn’t. Or maybe it was just about damn time for me.“I don’t want you to leave,”
What to read after Beacon 23: Part Four: Company (Kindle Single)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Howey to read onlineMoreLess
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