Nocturnal
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Someone rudely pokes my shoulder. Judging by the voice, it's Dad. Which leaves me wondering what the hell he's doing in my room. I crack my eyes open, which requires quite a bit of effort.
“What?” My voice scratches out of my mouth “Your mother's not feeling well.” Part of me wants to say, so?, but I don't. Sense starts to permeate my brain. My hands inch up to see if my neck is covered. Luckily for me, I sleep with my hands clutched under my chin, and the blanket pulled over my head. I'm good.
...“What's wrong?”
“Just an upset stomach. I just wanted to let you know that she's needs to rest so don't disturb her.”
“Okay.” I really want to pull the blanket back over my head and get some more sleep. The red number of my clock tell me I've only been asleep for a few hours. Damn, it feels like I've been hit by a truck. “Ava, did you hear me?”
“Yes, yes.”
“I can't hear you, you're mumbling,” he says, reaching to pull back the covers. I snatch and hold onto them as hard as I can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Someone rudely pokes my shoulder. Judging by the voice, it's Dad. Which leaves me wondering what the hell he's doing in my room. I crack my eyes open, which requires quite a bit of effort.
“What?” My voice scratches out of my mouth “Your mother's not feeling well.” Part of me wants to say, so?, but I don't. Sense starts to permeate my brain. My hands inch up to see if my neck is covered. Luckily for me, I sleep with my hands clutched under my chin, and the blanket pulled over my head. I'm good.
...“What's wrong?”
“Just an upset stomach. I just wanted to let you know that she's needs to rest so don't disturb her.”
“Okay.” I really want to pull the blanket back over my head and get some more sleep. The red number of my clock tell me I've only been asleep for a few hours. Damn, it feels like I've been hit by a truck. “Ava, did you hear me?”
“Yes, yes.”
“I can't hear you, you're mumbling,” he says, reaching to pull back the covers. I snatch and hold onto them as hard as I can.
What to read after Nocturnal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chelsea M. Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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