Reap (2016)
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Kat said, sitting up on her hospital bed. “I thought . . . We thought you’d been caught.”
“I was,” I said. “Eugene ratted on us. There was somebody waiting for me. He knew everything.”
“If he knew everything, why did he let you go?”
“He didn’t. I escaped.” I sat down on the stool next to her bed. “How are you?”
Her arm was splinted and wrapped in an Ace bandage.
“They say I’ll need surgery. I still can’t move my fingers very well, but I was afraid all the tendons were cut. They’re not. Well, not... all of them. And either way, I’m not supposed to try to move them. That’s the reason for the splint.”
“Where are the others? Mary told me that John had been here with you.”
“He brought me in, but we have to get to all the Players. We might have missed some already. What time is it?”
I checked my watch. “A little before ten.”
She shook her head. “We still have so many Players to stop. We can’t be sitting around here.”
“You need to heal.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kat said, sitting up on her hospital bed. “I thought . . . We thought you’d been caught.”
“I was,” I said. “Eugene ratted on us. There was somebody waiting for me. He knew everything.”
“If he knew everything, why did he let you go?”
“He didn’t. I escaped.” I sat down on the stool next to her bed. “How are you?”
Her arm was splinted and wrapped in an Ace bandage.
“They say I’ll need surgery. I still can’t move my fingers very well, but I was afraid all the tendons were cut. They’re not. Well, not... all of them. And either way, I’m not supposed to try to move them. That’s the reason for the splint.”
“Where are the others? Mary told me that John had been here with you.”
“He brought me in, but we have to get to all the Players. We might have missed some already. What time is it?”
I checked my watch. “A little before ten.”
She shook her head. “We still have so many Players to stop. We can’t be sitting around here.”
“You need to heal.”
What to read after Reap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Frey to read onlineMoreLess
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