Human
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The two guards I'd seen earlier dragged Devin into the room and threw him on the ground, closing the door behind them. I hurried over to him, afraid to touch him. Someone had replaced his black sweater with a black T-shirt, but there was still blood all over him. And if his chest hadn't been moving up and down, I'd have thought he was dead. His eyes were closed, bruises and cuts marring his face.
I reached out and ran my finger across his cheek. He winced like I had hurt him, and I pulled my han...d away.
"Devin?" I said softly. "Are you ok?" It was a stupid question because he definitely didn't look ok, but I wanted to at least hear his voice. He made a sound, something like a grunt, but he didn't open his eyes. The door opened again and Leonard walked in, carrying a glass of some strange dark liquid. He crouched next to Devin, placing the glass on the ground next to him. Then he gently lifted Devin's head and wiped away some of the blood from his mouth.
"Devin, hey, open your eyes," Leonard said, taking the glass and bringing it to Devin's lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two guards I'd seen earlier dragged Devin into the room and threw him on the ground, closing the door behind them. I hurried over to him, afraid to touch him. Someone had replaced his black sweater with a black T-shirt, but there was still blood all over him. And if his chest hadn't been moving up and down, I'd have thought he was dead. His eyes were closed, bruises and cuts marring his face.
I reached out and ran my finger across his cheek. He winced like I had hurt him, and I pulled my han...d away.
"Devin?" I said softly. "Are you ok?" It was a stupid question because he definitely didn't look ok, but I wanted to at least hear his voice. He made a sound, something like a grunt, but he didn't open his eyes. The door opened again and Leonard walked in, carrying a glass of some strange dark liquid. He crouched next to Devin, placing the glass on the ground next to him. Then he gently lifted Devin's head and wiped away some of the blood from his mouth.
"Devin, hey, open your eyes," Leonard said, taking the glass and bringing it to Devin's lips.
What to read after Human?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alycia Linwood to read onlineMoreLess
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