Papal Justice
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That’s what he’d called them. From his first memory, that had been the only name he’d known. Sometimes there were variations like “My Treat,” “Tasty Treat,” or “Chocolate Treat.” As a five-year-old, he hadn’t known the sin in it. He’d felt that special relationship, something the lost memories of his past could never conjure about whomever had left him on the doorstep of the Catholic orphanage. He couldn’t remember when the touching had turned to hugging, or when the loving embraces had turned i...nto the little games. Little games. It was those little games that first started the whispers, that got him noticed by the bigger kids who ran the orphanage. Most of them had known their parents, had experienced life outside the sheltered walls of the mission. But not him. He didn’t know there was anything wrong with the little games and the sweet candies pressed into his hands afterword. But he remembered the day the revelation hit, levied by the right hook of a fifteen-year-old orphan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That’s what he’d called them. From his first memory, that had been the only name he’d known. Sometimes there were variations like “My Treat,” “Tasty Treat,” or “Chocolate Treat.” As a five-year-old, he hadn’t known the sin in it. He’d felt that special relationship, something the lost memories of his past could never conjure about whomever had left him on the doorstep of the Catholic orphanage. He couldn’t remember when the touching had turned to hugging, or when the loving embraces had turned i...nto the little games. Little games. It was those little games that first started the whispers, that got him noticed by the bigger kids who ran the orphanage. Most of them had known their parents, had experienced life outside the sheltered walls of the mission. But not him. He didn’t know there was anything wrong with the little games and the sweet candies pressed into his hands afterword. But he remembered the day the revelation hit, levied by the right hook of a fifteen-year-old orphan.
What to read after Papal Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C. G. Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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