Glass Towers: Surrendered
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I can’t figure out where I am. I strain to understand what Bradley is saying. It sounds like he is mumbling, and my head is simply throbbing. Where the hell am I?
“Dani, I never meant to hurt you this way! You have to believe me.” I feel so loopy; I hardly recognize his face because my vision is blurred. My eyes just can’t seem to focus. I can only make out shapes. Fuzzy ones at that. I turn to see the outline of something like a monitor on a cart. Straight ahead on the wall is what I think ...may be a television. I try to move my head, but it won’t budge. I can’t feel my legs or anything but my throbbing head, for that matter. My heart starts to pound, as I open my mouth to speak, but nothing comes out. All fades to dark again.
He is gaining on me. I can hear his footsteps getting closer, as I pick up my own speed. He is keeping pace with me. I don’t know that he is actually following me. I just have a bad feeling. His steps sound a little fainter, so I think I might have gained some distance between us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can’t figure out where I am. I strain to understand what Bradley is saying. It sounds like he is mumbling, and my head is simply throbbing. Where the hell am I?
“Dani, I never meant to hurt you this way! You have to believe me.” I feel so loopy; I hardly recognize his face because my vision is blurred. My eyes just can’t seem to focus. I can only make out shapes. Fuzzy ones at that. I turn to see the outline of something like a monitor on a cart. Straight ahead on the wall is what I think ...may be a television. I try to move my head, but it won’t budge. I can’t feel my legs or anything but my throbbing head, for that matter. My heart starts to pound, as I open my mouth to speak, but nothing comes out. All fades to dark again.
He is gaining on me. I can hear his footsteps getting closer, as I pick up my own speed. He is keeping pace with me. I don’t know that he is actually following me. I just have a bad feeling. His steps sound a little fainter, so I think I might have gained some distance between us.
What to read after Glass Towers: Surrendered?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Sadler to read onlineMoreLess
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