Power
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Perugini hovering over me, her dark hair gathered back on her head in a bun. Her lab coat was bright white and went marvelously with the ceiling and her olive skin. She was frowning, as she frequently did in my presence.As far as wake ups go, I think I preferred Sovereign, actually.The faint beeping of medical machines and my slow, rhythmic breathing reached my ears a moment later. The place smelled of sterile antiseptics, like Perugini had spilled grain alcohol on the floor and never bothered t...o mop it up. Smelled like whiskey to me, for some reason. Probably because of a bad night I had with—Never mind.“Ah, good, you’re awake,” she said.“Now ‘get out’?” I asked, helpfully filling in her next words for her.She did not look amused. “You are still missing quite a bit of skin and have several fractures in the process of healing, so no, I would not advise getting out of bed just yet.”“Gimme a sec,” I said, sitting up uncomfortably. I hurt. A lot. She was probably dead on about that skin being missing, because it felt like it had all been scraped off along my arms from my wrists down to my elbows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perugini hovering over me, her dark hair gathered back on her head in a bun. Her lab coat was bright white and went marvelously with the ceiling and her olive skin. She was frowning, as she frequently did in my presence.As far as wake ups go, I think I preferred Sovereign, actually.The faint beeping of medical machines and my slow, rhythmic breathing reached my ears a moment later. The place smelled of sterile antiseptics, like Perugini had spilled grain alcohol on the floor and never bothered t...o mop it up. Smelled like whiskey to me, for some reason. Probably because of a bad night I had with—Never mind.“Ah, good, you’re awake,” she said.“Now ‘get out’?” I asked, helpfully filling in her next words for her.She did not look amused. “You are still missing quite a bit of skin and have several fractures in the process of healing, so no, I would not advise getting out of bed just yet.”“Gimme a sec,” I said, sitting up uncomfortably. I hurt. A lot. She was probably dead on about that skin being missing, because it felt like it had all been scraped off along my arms from my wrists down to my elbows.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J. Crane to read onlineMoreLess
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