Midnight Games
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I heard a fluttering sound.
The flap of wings?
No. Dead leaves blown by the wind.
Shark laughed. He pulled Nate to his feet. “You’re joking, right?” he said.
His face knotted with terror, Nate searched the treetops. “The bird—”
“What’s your problem?” Shark asked him. “None of us saw any bird. It was probably leaves falling or something.”
I took Nate’s arm. He was trembling, breathing hard. “I saw it,” he insisted. “It came swooping down at me.”
“Whoa. Creepy,” Nikki said.
Shark grinned. He turne...d to me. “How many beers did Nate have tonight?”
“No. I saw it,” Nate repeated. “I saw the blackbird.” He shook his head. “What’s happening to me?”
Nate said to meet him in the gym after school on Monday. I wasn’t feeling great. I had a throbbing headache, and I’d been feeling dizzy and kinda weak again.
Just nerves, I hoped.
The thud of a basketball on the gym floor made my head pound. Some kids were having a relaxed game of basketball. I recognized Nate and Yuri and Shark and some girls from my class.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard a fluttering sound.
The flap of wings?
No. Dead leaves blown by the wind.
Shark laughed. He pulled Nate to his feet. “You’re joking, right?” he said.
His face knotted with terror, Nate searched the treetops. “The bird—”
“What’s your problem?” Shark asked him. “None of us saw any bird. It was probably leaves falling or something.”
I took Nate’s arm. He was trembling, breathing hard. “I saw it,” he insisted. “It came swooping down at me.”
“Whoa. Creepy,” Nikki said.
Shark grinned. He turne...d to me. “How many beers did Nate have tonight?”
“No. I saw it,” Nate repeated. “I saw the blackbird.” He shook his head. “What’s happening to me?”
Nate said to meet him in the gym after school on Monday. I wasn’t feeling great. I had a throbbing headache, and I’d been feeling dizzy and kinda weak again.
Just nerves, I hoped.
The thud of a basketball on the gym floor made my head pound. Some kids were having a relaxed game of basketball. I recognized Nate and Yuri and Shark and some girls from my class.
What to read after Midnight Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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