False Start
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Oh, he’ll talk when I prompt him, but the conversation—such as it is—just dies out right afterward. We spend most of the flight separately watching videos of Ohio State. With earphones in. And the longer that persists, the more a gnawing fear builds in me.
He had a terrible time at my parents’ house. That would be clear to anyone, and I don’t blame him in the least. My father was vicious, my mother was oblivious, and everyone else just sat idly by. Even Lydia kept quiet, something that surprised... me to no end.
But then, aside from one solitary protest, so did I.
I want to ask him what he’s thinking right now, but so much of it is centered on my own feelings. Does he think of me as the same as my family? Does he think I won’t be there to defend him? Does he even want me to defend him?
It all sets me on edge, and yet I know I need to find a different way to phrase it before I talk to him.
I don’t end up thinking of anything other than comments about Ohio State’s offense until we get into my car to drive from Jacksonville back to Eastshore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, he’ll talk when I prompt him, but the conversation—such as it is—just dies out right afterward. We spend most of the flight separately watching videos of Ohio State. With earphones in. And the longer that persists, the more a gnawing fear builds in me.
He had a terrible time at my parents’ house. That would be clear to anyone, and I don’t blame him in the least. My father was vicious, my mother was oblivious, and everyone else just sat idly by. Even Lydia kept quiet, something that surprised... me to no end.
But then, aside from one solitary protest, so did I.
I want to ask him what he’s thinking right now, but so much of it is centered on my own feelings. Does he think of me as the same as my family? Does he think I won’t be there to defend him? Does he even want me to defend him?
It all sets me on edge, and yet I know I need to find a different way to phrase it before I talk to him.
I don’t end up thinking of anything other than comments about Ohio State’s offense until we get into my car to drive from Jacksonville back to Eastshore.
What to read after False Start?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alison Hendricks to read onlineMoreLess
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