Mine to Take
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That’s not who I am.
Sometimes, she wasn’t sure she’d ever really been that woman.
Her hands reached for the barre. She’d installed it herself. Just gotten the mirrors positioned a few moments ago. Right after she’d finished up the paint job. Done it all—herself. There was a grim pride in her accomplishment. She’d sweated blood and tears for this place.
The studio had taken the last of her money. She’d put down her deposit and paid rent for a half a year. Skye knew that opportunity—that pre...cious six months—was her chance. To do something. To get her life back.
The studio was hers. She would make it work.
Only the image staring back at her in the mirror didn’t look so certain. Skye rose onto her toes, ignoring the twinge in her left calf. That twinge would soon turn to an ache, but she’d ignore that, too. She’d grown used to ignoring pain over the years. That was the first rule of dancing. No pain. If your body was weak, you ignored the weakness. You danced until your feet bled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That’s not who I am.
Sometimes, she wasn’t sure she’d ever really been that woman.
Her hands reached for the barre. She’d installed it herself. Just gotten the mirrors positioned a few moments ago. Right after she’d finished up the paint job. Done it all—herself. There was a grim pride in her accomplishment. She’d sweated blood and tears for this place.
The studio had taken the last of her money. She’d put down her deposit and paid rent for a half a year. Skye knew that opportunity—that pre...cious six months—was her chance. To do something. To get her life back.
The studio was hers. She would make it work.
Only the image staring back at her in the mirror didn’t look so certain. Skye rose onto her toes, ignoring the twinge in her left calf. That twinge would soon turn to an ache, but she’d ignore that, too. She’d grown used to ignoring pain over the years. That was the first rule of dancing. No pain. If your body was weak, you ignored the weakness. You danced until your feet bled.
What to read after Mine to Take?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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