Madly & the Jackal
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I couldn’t be sure I wasn’t imagining it, but he looked as happy as I felt. We were married. I got to keep the man of my dreams. He was all mine. Forever. Nothing could separate us now. Nothing and no one.
When I looked ahead, I could see the churn of bubbles as the water fell from the cliff into the pool. Jackson took us right through it and then pulled me toward the surface on the other side. We emerged in a small air pocket against the rocks, surrounded on three sides by water. I saw ...no outlet, although I knew one was supposed to be back there somewhere. I looked up and still saw no opening.
“Are you sure there’s an outlet back here? I mean, have you ever seen it?”
“No, but I know there is one. We just have to find it.”
Jackson put his foot in a groove in the rock face and felt around for a place to grip with his hands. “Wait,” I said, reaching forward to still him. “There might be an easier way.” Jackson turned to face me and I smiled up into his eyes, laying my fingertips gently against his cheek. “Maybe we can look without moving.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I couldn’t be sure I wasn’t imagining it, but he looked as happy as I felt. We were married. I got to keep the man of my dreams. He was all mine. Forever. Nothing could separate us now. Nothing and no one.
When I looked ahead, I could see the churn of bubbles as the water fell from the cliff into the pool. Jackson took us right through it and then pulled me toward the surface on the other side. We emerged in a small air pocket against the rocks, surrounded on three sides by water. I saw ...no outlet, although I knew one was supposed to be back there somewhere. I looked up and still saw no opening.
“Are you sure there’s an outlet back here? I mean, have you ever seen it?”
“No, but I know there is one. We just have to find it.”
Jackson put his foot in a groove in the rock face and felt around for a place to grip with his hands. “Wait,” I said, reaching forward to still him. “There might be an easier way.” Jackson turned to face me and I smiled up into his eyes, laying my fingertips gently against his cheek. “Maybe we can look without moving.”
What to read after Madly & the Jackal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leighton to read onlineMoreLess
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