First Date (1992)
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Her hair was drenched, her raincoat soaked through.
Chelsea raised her eyes to the window and saw that it was as black as night outside and pouring rain. The snow of the day before had lasted only a few minutes, not long enough to stick. This afternoon Chelsea had been concentrating so hard on her music, she hadn’t even been aware of the rainstorm.
“Mom—are you okay?” she cried, rushing across the room to help pull off her dripping raincoat. “Why are you home so early?” She glanced at the clock ...above the mantel. It was four-thirty.
“Don’t ask,” her mother replied wearily. She shivered and turned to Chelsea. “I’m chilled to the bone.”
Chelsea gasped when she saw that her mother’s white uniform was stained with dark red blood.
“Mom—what happened?” she cried.
“We had a little accident at the home,” Mrs. Richards said. “One of the patients slipped in the bath and got cut. It looks much worse than it was. Only my spare uniform is here. Upstairs. I had to come all the way home in this downpour to get it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her hair was drenched, her raincoat soaked through.
Chelsea raised her eyes to the window and saw that it was as black as night outside and pouring rain. The snow of the day before had lasted only a few minutes, not long enough to stick. This afternoon Chelsea had been concentrating so hard on her music, she hadn’t even been aware of the rainstorm.
“Mom—are you okay?” she cried, rushing across the room to help pull off her dripping raincoat. “Why are you home so early?” She glanced at the clock ...above the mantel. It was four-thirty.
“Don’t ask,” her mother replied wearily. She shivered and turned to Chelsea. “I’m chilled to the bone.”
Chelsea gasped when she saw that her mother’s white uniform was stained with dark red blood.
“Mom—what happened?” she cried.
“We had a little accident at the home,” Mrs. Richards said. “One of the patients slipped in the bath and got cut. It looks much worse than it was. Only my spare uniform is here. Upstairs. I had to come all the way home in this downpour to get it.”
What to read after First Date?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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