Midnight
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She led her upstairs, leaving Harry and Sam and Moose in the kitchen, and got her out of her wet clothes.
“Your teeth are chattering, honey.”
“I’m lucky to have any teeth to chatter.”
“Your skin’s positively blue.”
“I’m lucky to have skin,” the girl said.
“I noticed you’re limping too.”
“Yeah. I twisted an ankle.”
“Sure it’s just sprained?”
“Yeah. Nothing serious. Besides—”
“I know,” Tessa said, “You’re lucky to have ankles.”
“Right. For all I know, aliens... find ankles particularly tasty, the same way some people like pig’s feet. Yuch.”
She sat on the edge of the bed in the guest room, a wool blanket pulled around her nakedness, and waited while Tessa got a sheet from the linen supplies and several safety pins from a sewing box that she noticed in the same closet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She led her upstairs, leaving Harry and Sam and Moose in the kitchen, and got her out of her wet clothes.
“Your teeth are chattering, honey.”
“I’m lucky to have any teeth to chatter.”
“Your skin’s positively blue.”
“I’m lucky to have skin,” the girl said.
“I noticed you’re limping too.”
“Yeah. I twisted an ankle.”
“Sure it’s just sprained?”
“Yeah. Nothing serious. Besides—”
“I know,” Tessa said, “You’re lucky to have ankles.”
“Right. For all I know, aliens... find ankles particularly tasty, the same way some people like pig’s feet. Yuch.”
She sat on the edge of the bed in the guest room, a wool blanket pulled around her nakedness, and waited while Tessa got a sheet from the linen supplies and several safety pins from a sewing box that she noticed in the same closet.
What to read after Midnight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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