Lean On Me
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EDT The Jefferson, Downtown Washington DC Rebecca had been ready to hammer Elizabeth with the truth. She had all the documents, photographs and reports from Social Services. But Elizabeth didn’t need that kind of intervention. She wept at the first photo of the boys’ bedroom.
Even upset, she refused to back down. She wanted to see everything.
While Rebecca held her hand, Patrick went through the photographs of the house.
“I never went upstairs,”
Elizabeth said through her tears. “I knew the bo...ys were small, but Dahlia was size 0. And I…”
Patrick started on the photos of the boys and Dahlia. Elizabeth clutched each photo and sobbed.
“Hector did all of this?”
Elizabeth asked. “Don’t answer that. I know he did. He used to torture flies, mice, alley cats – whatever he could get his hands on. I never allowed the children to have pets because he was so cruel. I knew Dahlia was unhappy, but I thought it was because she chose Hector over Troy. I figured she got what she deserved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EDT The Jefferson, Downtown Washington DC Rebecca had been ready to hammer Elizabeth with the truth. She had all the documents, photographs and reports from Social Services. But Elizabeth didn’t need that kind of intervention. She wept at the first photo of the boys’ bedroom.
Even upset, she refused to back down. She wanted to see everything.
While Rebecca held her hand, Patrick went through the photographs of the house.
“I never went upstairs,”
Elizabeth said through her tears. “I knew the bo...ys were small, but Dahlia was size 0. And I…”
Patrick started on the photos of the boys and Dahlia. Elizabeth clutched each photo and sobbed.
“Hector did all of this?”
Elizabeth asked. “Don’t answer that. I know he did. He used to torture flies, mice, alley cats – whatever he could get his hands on. I never allowed the children to have pets because he was so cruel. I knew Dahlia was unhappy, but I thought it was because she chose Hector over Troy. I figured she got what she deserved.
What to read after Lean On Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian, Claudia Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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