Hope to Die
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“You okay, Dr. Cross?” Brower asked.
I lifted my head and looked at him with eyes blearier than his own. “No, I was hoping … I don’t know.”
“You want to sit down, sir?” Brower said, offering to help me to one of the tables.
“I’m okay,” I said. “And I’ve got a long way to go. Can I get the coffee and pastries take-out?”
“Sure, straightaway,” he said, glancing at me one more time as if he were afraid I might tip over.
My head felt scalded as I watched him pour the coffee and bag the pastries. If h...e said anything else, I can’t recall it.
“How much?” I asked when he pushed the cup and the bag toward me.
“On the house,” Brower said, bowing his head. “Sorry about your son.”
Nodding slightly, I took the coffee and the bag as if I were breathing in confusion and exhaling defeat.
“How far you got to go?” Brower asked, looking concerned.
“What’s that?”
“Where are you headed?”
“No idea,” I said, then turned and walked toward the door, dreading opening it, feeling like I was exiting the coffee shop and entering a bleak, dark future, an eternity of hopeless pain, an end to all I ever was and all I ever could have been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You okay, Dr. Cross?” Brower asked.
I lifted my head and looked at him with eyes blearier than his own. “No, I was hoping … I don’t know.”
“You want to sit down, sir?” Brower said, offering to help me to one of the tables.
“I’m okay,” I said. “And I’ve got a long way to go. Can I get the coffee and pastries take-out?”
“Sure, straightaway,” he said, glancing at me one more time as if he were afraid I might tip over.
My head felt scalded as I watched him pour the coffee and bag the pastries. If h...e said anything else, I can’t recall it.
“How much?” I asked when he pushed the cup and the bag toward me.
“On the house,” Brower said, bowing his head. “Sorry about your son.”
Nodding slightly, I took the coffee and the bag as if I were breathing in confusion and exhaling defeat.
“How far you got to go?” Brower asked, looking concerned.
“What’s that?”
“Where are you headed?”
“No idea,” I said, then turned and walked toward the door, dreading opening it, feeling like I was exiting the coffee shop and entering a bleak, dark future, an eternity of hopeless pain, an end to all I ever was and all I ever could have been.
What to read after Hope to Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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