Gladioli in August (2016)
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Every part of her body hurt. She sucked in a deep breath, crying out in pain. OK, stick to little breaths. She unfastened her straps, mentally checking herself over. Apart from her breathing and intense chest pain, she seemed to be all right. “Micah?”
There was no answer. She turned to her side, biting her lip in pain. Micah sat slumped over the controls. Jael reached out and checked the pulse in his neck. He was alive. She shook his shoulder. “Micah?”
He groaned as his eyelids fluttered.
Jael i...mmediately snapped into work mode, her own pain set aside for the time being. “What hurts?”
“Leg.” Pain-filled eyes regarded her from a too-pale face.
She felt down his leg and grimaced as her hand came away damp. “OK, let’s get you out of the seat first.” She undid his straps and grabbed his shoulders. “Don’t help me here, not until I know exactly what you’ve done.”
Micah nodded, scrunching his eyes in pain as she tugged him free from the seat.
Stabbing pain filled her chest as she pulled his heavy body from the chair into the tiny space in the back of the plane, which had fortunately stayed more or less intact after the crash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every part of her body hurt. She sucked in a deep breath, crying out in pain. OK, stick to little breaths. She unfastened her straps, mentally checking herself over. Apart from her breathing and intense chest pain, she seemed to be all right. “Micah?”
There was no answer. She turned to her side, biting her lip in pain. Micah sat slumped over the controls. Jael reached out and checked the pulse in his neck. He was alive. She shook his shoulder. “Micah?”
He groaned as his eyelids fluttered.
Jael i...mmediately snapped into work mode, her own pain set aside for the time being. “What hurts?”
“Leg.” Pain-filled eyes regarded her from a too-pale face.
She felt down his leg and grimaced as her hand came away damp. “OK, let’s get you out of the seat first.” She undid his straps and grabbed his shoulders. “Don’t help me here, not until I know exactly what you’ve done.”
Micah nodded, scrunching his eyes in pain as she tugged him free from the seat.
Stabbing pain filled her chest as she pulled his heavy body from the chair into the tiny space in the back of the plane, which had fortunately stayed more or less intact after the crash.
What to read after Gladioli in August?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Revell to read onlineMoreLess
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