Hooked
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I said, then paused. “Is it really you?”“Are you alone?” she said.That voice. I’d know that voice in a wind tunnel, with my ears stuffed with both cotton and the drummer from Nirvana.I looked around the parking lot. Was she asking if there was anyone around me? Not that I could see.Before I answered, I paused. I took one more look at my surroundings. Was any of this real? Maybe I’d actually entered the afterlife, and it looked a lot like an industrial park.“Annie,” I said.“It’s me, Turtle.”“Am I... dead?”Annie swallowed hard.“No. We’re not dead.”I looked up at the sky.“This isn’t possible.”“It’s really happening. But we don’t have much time.”“Annie, I don’t know what’s going on. I don’t know whether we’ll talk again. So I’ve got to say this: I’ve missed everything—your hands, and the way you smell when you get out of the shower, and . . . ” I paused, then continued. “I take that back. I like the way you smell and look all the time and under all circumstances; even if you never bathed again, you will still be the greatest-smelling person ever.”A laugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said, then paused. “Is it really you?”“Are you alone?” she said.That voice. I’d know that voice in a wind tunnel, with my ears stuffed with both cotton and the drummer from Nirvana.I looked around the parking lot. Was she asking if there was anyone around me? Not that I could see.Before I answered, I paused. I took one more look at my surroundings. Was any of this real? Maybe I’d actually entered the afterlife, and it looked a lot like an industrial park.“Annie,” I said.“It’s me, Turtle.”“Am I... dead?”Annie swallowed hard.“No. We’re not dead.”I looked up at the sky.“This isn’t possible.”“It’s really happening. But we don’t have much time.”“Annie, I don’t know what’s going on. I don’t know whether we’ll talk again. So I’ve got to say this: I’ve missed everything—your hands, and the way you smell when you get out of the shower, and . . . ” I paused, then continued. “I take that back. I like the way you smell and look all the time and under all circumstances; even if you never bathed again, you will still be the greatest-smelling person ever.”A laugh.
What to read after Hooked?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matt Richtel to read onlineMoreLess
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