Igms Issue 49
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She's been crying in her sleep again, chasing memories of Marcus. Dante is holding her. She can hear the patient rhythm of his breaths; her own gasping sobs slow to match him.
"Forever, forever, forever." He makes it a mantra, kissing the promise into her skin.
She has never really loved him.
"Well?" Dante asks, as he flicks on the garage light. "What do you think?" There is a moment, as the bulb warms to life, when everything is shadow, and she can imagine safer surprises. A puppy. A new car. A... loaded gun.
But no, there's the crib, just as she expected. As an object, it's beautiful. The wood is dark, highly polished, and carved with a pattern of oak leaves. He has worked hard on this. She's smelled it on him, sawdust and hope, for months. Ever since her last promotion, when they could finally afford the application fees.
She presses her open palm to her flat stomach and tries to imagine what it might feel like to have life flutter there.
She has always dreamed of a child. A daughter, actually, with impossible hair and dirty nails.
What to read after Igms Issue 49?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She's been crying in her sleep again, chasing memories of Marcus. Dante is holding her. She can hear the patient rhythm of his breaths; her own gasping sobs slow to match him.
"Forever, forever, forever." He makes it a mantra, kissing the promise into her skin.
She has never really loved him.
"Well?" Dante asks, as he flicks on the garage light. "What do you think?" There is a moment, as the bulb warms to life, when everything is shadow, and she can imagine safer surprises. A puppy. A new car. A... loaded gun.
But no, there's the crib, just as she expected. As an object, it's beautiful. The wood is dark, highly polished, and carved with a pattern of oak leaves. He has worked hard on this. She's smelled it on him, sawdust and hope, for months. Ever since her last promotion, when they could finally afford the application fees.
She presses her open palm to her flat stomach and tries to imagine what it might feel like to have life flutter there.
She has always dreamed of a child. A daughter, actually, with impossible hair and dirty nails.
What to read after Igms Issue 49?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Igms to read onlineMoreLess
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