Black Iris
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Nothing human stirred. Only beeping machines and arcane whirrs, MRIs scanning for mutations, centrifuges spinning tubes to isolate diseases. A vast settling of fates by computers. When they’d brought Mom to the ER it was more human: hands prodding her flesh, stabbing with syringes, shocking with paddles, but even when they restarted her heart the faces remained grim. No brain activity. That’s the real death. The heart can stop and start again many times throughout a life—and it will, when you fa...ll in love, when you fall out—but erase enough neurons and it’s over.
The quiet was unsettling, the well-wishers gone home. All that remained were the desperate and devoted. I guess I was one of each.
I ducked beneath the nurses’ station and into a private room, whipped the curtain across the glass.
He seemed asleep, but when my eyes adjusted I saw two faint whites amid a firefly scatter of LEDs.
“Hello, Laney,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing human stirred. Only beeping machines and arcane whirrs, MRIs scanning for mutations, centrifuges spinning tubes to isolate diseases. A vast settling of fates by computers. When they’d brought Mom to the ER it was more human: hands prodding her flesh, stabbing with syringes, shocking with paddles, but even when they restarted her heart the faces remained grim. No brain activity. That’s the real death. The heart can stop and start again many times throughout a life—and it will, when you fa...ll in love, when you fall out—but erase enough neurons and it’s over.
The quiet was unsettling, the well-wishers gone home. All that remained were the desperate and devoted. I guess I was one of each.
I ducked beneath the nurses’ station and into a private room, whipped the curtain across the glass.
He seemed asleep, but when my eyes adjusted I saw two faint whites amid a firefly scatter of LEDs.
“Hello, Laney,”
What to read after Black Iris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leah Raeder to read onlineMoreLess
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