Dear Blue Sky (2012)
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He’d sent it last night. As soon as I got downstairs, the phone rang. Whenever the phone rang, we stopped what we were doing and waited to hear what Mom said next. She said hello, glanced back at us, and walked out of the room. Jack and I followed her. In between pauses, she said, “We’re all doing fine, thanks. Sef’s as good as can be expected. . . . That’s right.” She wore her party smile as she walked through the house with the phone.
“Oh, you did? We must have been out,” she went on. “No,... Jack is a little sick. . . . Yes, he’d love to see you. We all would. Next time. We’ll call as soon as he’s back to himself again.”
Jack frowned. His hands tightened. He froze.
“Who was that?” I asked when she hung up.
“I’ll tell you later,” she mouthed.
“Was it Greg?”
“Later.”
“Jason?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d sent it last night. As soon as I got downstairs, the phone rang. Whenever the phone rang, we stopped what we were doing and waited to hear what Mom said next. She said hello, glanced back at us, and walked out of the room. Jack and I followed her. In between pauses, she said, “We’re all doing fine, thanks. Sef’s as good as can be expected. . . . That’s right.” She wore her party smile as she walked through the house with the phone.
“Oh, you did? We must have been out,” she went on. “No,... Jack is a little sick. . . . Yes, he’d love to see you. We all would. Next time. We’ll call as soon as he’s back to himself again.”
Jack frowned. His hands tightened. He froze.
“Who was that?” I asked when she hung up.
“I’ll tell you later,” she mouthed.
“Was it Greg?”
“Later.”
“Jason?”
What to read after Dear Blue Sky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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