Grants Pass
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But so help me God, Preacher would have been my first choice. In the dark of night, when everything was quiet and we were all huddled around the fire, I could hear the fluid rattling in his chest; hear that awful, sickly sound of a man struggling for breath. He said it was asthma, or apnea, or whatever the hell it was, and Sarge and Bo believed him.
Not me. I figured he was catching.
“You’re dreaming,” said Bo when I brought it up. “Flu’s gone. Killed everyone it was like to more than two months... back, and I don’t think it’s headed back up anytime soon. Burned itself out, the way I figure it. Besides, it moved quick, remember? Preacher’s been snorting and snoring like that since the day we picked him up.”
“Maybe it’s a new strain?” I asked, but Bo just laughed. He knew I’d barely managed to stay awake in class back at Pat Henry High, and I should’ve given it up there. “I’m no doctor, but I know that stuff like that changes. Mutates, right? It changes and becomes something different.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But so help me God, Preacher would have been my first choice. In the dark of night, when everything was quiet and we were all huddled around the fire, I could hear the fluid rattling in his chest; hear that awful, sickly sound of a man struggling for breath. He said it was asthma, or apnea, or whatever the hell it was, and Sarge and Bo believed him.
Not me. I figured he was catching.
“You’re dreaming,” said Bo when I brought it up. “Flu’s gone. Killed everyone it was like to more than two months... back, and I don’t think it’s headed back up anytime soon. Burned itself out, the way I figure it. Besides, it moved quick, remember? Preacher’s been snorting and snoring like that since the day we picked him up.”
“Maybe it’s a new strain?” I asked, but Bo just laughed. He knew I’d barely managed to stay awake in class back at Pat Henry High, and I should’ve given it up there. “I’m no doctor, but I know that stuff like that changes. Mutates, right? It changes and becomes something different.”
What to read after Grants Pass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cherie Priest to read onlineMoreLess
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