Gates of Hell
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When she looked around, she saw the rest of the small, walled garden outside the pediatric wing. The flowers that had just begun to bloom when she first arrived on Bonadem were fading. The grass needed trimming. The fountain wasn’t working. No gardener, biological or droid, had set foot or antigrav pad here for a while. Roxy closed her eyes again, and continued soaking in the warm sunlight, happy to be alone. She ignored the voice that had spoken in her head.It didn’t extend the same courtesy. R...ude, isn’t she?That was a different presence. Too long with the silents, the first presence answered the second.You two go on without me, Roxy thought at the other koltiri. I’d hate to interrupt. The two koltiri had been avoiding her since they arrived, and that was just fine with Roxy. Having Reine and Racqel in her head occasionally was as much contact with Koltir as she wanted. They were her sisters and understood where she was coming from about most things. At least, Reine did. Racqel was usually too busy seeing the future to take much interest in the present.Roxy didn’t know why these two strangers were bothering her now, but she gave a mental sigh and told them, I live as a silent among silents, and I like it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she looked around, she saw the rest of the small, walled garden outside the pediatric wing. The flowers that had just begun to bloom when she first arrived on Bonadem were fading. The grass needed trimming. The fountain wasn’t working. No gardener, biological or droid, had set foot or antigrav pad here for a while. Roxy closed her eyes again, and continued soaking in the warm sunlight, happy to be alone. She ignored the voice that had spoken in her head.It didn’t extend the same courtesy. R...ude, isn’t she?That was a different presence. Too long with the silents, the first presence answered the second.You two go on without me, Roxy thought at the other koltiri. I’d hate to interrupt. The two koltiri had been avoiding her since they arrived, and that was just fine with Roxy. Having Reine and Racqel in her head occasionally was as much contact with Koltir as she wanted. They were her sisters and understood where she was coming from about most things. At least, Reine did. Racqel was usually too busy seeing the future to take much interest in the present.Roxy didn’t know why these two strangers were bothering her now, but she gave a mental sigh and told them, I live as a silent among silents, and I like it.
What to read after Gates of Hell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Sizemore to read onlineMoreLess
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