Mortal Danger (The Immortal Game)
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From Davina, that was a surprising question, but she had been a little different today, possibly as a result of our whispered conversation at the weekend sleepover, after Jen fell asleep. She’d followed me to the bathroom after lunch and was pretending to put on lip gloss while I washed my hands.
“Why?” Maybe it qualified as cynical, but I wasn’t agreeing to anything without asking. My life was currently in too much of a mess for me to take on more complications blindly. Brittany’s death danced ...in the corners of my mind while monsters lurked in the shadows, waiting to catch me unaware. Lately my head was a scary place to live.
“I need to look for Russ, and I was hoping you’d go with me. I can borrow my mom’s car, but I don’t want to leave the city alone.”
“How far is it?” There was a limit to what I could get away with on a school night.
“About an hour and a half.”
“I can text my dad and tell him I’m studying at the library with you if you’re willing to corroborate.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Davina, that was a surprising question, but she had been a little different today, possibly as a result of our whispered conversation at the weekend sleepover, after Jen fell asleep. She’d followed me to the bathroom after lunch and was pretending to put on lip gloss while I washed my hands.
“Why?” Maybe it qualified as cynical, but I wasn’t agreeing to anything without asking. My life was currently in too much of a mess for me to take on more complications blindly. Brittany’s death danced ...in the corners of my mind while monsters lurked in the shadows, waiting to catch me unaware. Lately my head was a scary place to live.
“I need to look for Russ, and I was hoping you’d go with me. I can borrow my mom’s car, but I don’t want to leave the city alone.”
“How far is it?” There was a limit to what I could get away with on a school night.
“About an hour and a half.”
“I can text my dad and tell him I’m studying at the library with you if you’re willing to corroborate.”
What to read after Mortal Danger (The Immortal Game)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Aguirre to read onlineMoreLess
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