Golden
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Easy, she sent, soothing the drakon. Easy. She is gone. We are free.
The drakon bowed and Nat walked to the place where its shoulder met its neck. She nuzzled upon the creature’s shoulders. She was whole at last, bonded once more to the creature, and she had Wes to thank for that.
“Eliza?” she asked when she saw Wes.
He shook his head.
“I’m sorry,” she said, and she was. She knew that the loss was a blow, no matter what kind of person Eliza had become. She ached for him, for what... he had had to do. He had killed his own blood for her.
“She died in peace. She came back to me, in the end. She wasn’t . . . Lady Algeana anymore.”
Nat nodded, knowing there were no words that would make the grief easier, but she could offer comfort and succor nonetheless. “Come,” she said, opening her arms to him.
He fell into them, putting almost all of his weight on her, but she stood firm, holding him, wrapping her arms around him so that his grief flowed out and into her, so that they shared it, so that he knew that he was safe, that he was loved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Easy, she sent, soothing the drakon. Easy. She is gone. We are free.
The drakon bowed and Nat walked to the place where its shoulder met its neck. She nuzzled upon the creature’s shoulders. She was whole at last, bonded once more to the creature, and she had Wes to thank for that.
“Eliza?” she asked when she saw Wes.
He shook his head.
“I’m sorry,” she said, and she was. She knew that the loss was a blow, no matter what kind of person Eliza had become. She ached for him, for what... he had had to do. He had killed his own blood for her.
“She died in peace. She came back to me, in the end. She wasn’t . . . Lady Algeana anymore.”
Nat nodded, knowing there were no words that would make the grief easier, but she could offer comfort and succor nonetheless. “Come,” she said, opening her arms to him.
He fell into them, putting almost all of his weight on her, but she stood firm, holding him, wrapping her arms around him so that his grief flowed out and into her, so that they shared it, so that he knew that he was safe, that he was loved.
What to read after Golden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melissa De La Cruz to read onlineMoreLess
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