Liberty...And Justice for All
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They took Mia, too. After that I just sat, waiting. It was like I was underwater again. Every effort of motion was a struggle; it was all I could do to stare at the wall.
Nothing had ever felt like this. Nothing had been this bad. Seeing Ian beaten and bloody, being tortured myself, holding my mother’s cold body in my hands. None of that compared to the absolute hell I was in right now.
I just wanted to go back. I had a desperate, unyielding wish that I could just go back in time. Just o...ne day. Just to make this not real. Not John. Not my husband. Please, not today.
Not today.
I wished that blackness would take me, that I could sob, something. Any type of respite from the sick, horrible emptiness and terror.
I noticed Catherine nearby, looking at the floor. Her face was white, her skin drawn tightly. She looked up at me. Her eyes were hollowed out.
“I’m going to be so fucking pissed if he dies,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They took Mia, too. After that I just sat, waiting. It was like I was underwater again. Every effort of motion was a struggle; it was all I could do to stare at the wall.
Nothing had ever felt like this. Nothing had been this bad. Seeing Ian beaten and bloody, being tortured myself, holding my mother’s cold body in my hands. None of that compared to the absolute hell I was in right now.
I just wanted to go back. I had a desperate, unyielding wish that I could just go back in time. Just o...ne day. Just to make this not real. Not John. Not my husband. Please, not today.
Not today.
I wished that blackness would take me, that I could sob, something. Any type of respite from the sick, horrible emptiness and terror.
I noticed Catherine nearby, looking at the floor. Her face was white, her skin drawn tightly. She looked up at me. Her eyes were hollowed out.
“I’m going to be so fucking pissed if he dies,”
What to read after Liberty...And Justice for All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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