Reaper
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Mom slid her purse over one shoulder on her way through the living room. “There’s leftover lasagna in the fridge. And there’s some bagged salad.” I nodded absently and flipped the channel to VH1 concert footage from one of the kids’ networks— where I was not trying to catch a glimpse of my ex-girlfriend Addison, who’d dumped me for a chance at stardom when she was cast in a pilot. “Tod.” Mom sat on the coffee table, right in front of the television. “Did you hear me?” “Yeah.” I leaned to the lef...t and she mimicked my movement. “Lasagna. Salad. Got it.” “I’m serious. Eat something green, okay?” She snatched the remote and aimed it over her shoulder, and a second later the screen went dark. I started to complain, but then I noticed how tired she looked—the beginnings of lines on a face that would look thirty years old for the next half a century—and came up with a grin instead. “Do Skittles count?” Mom rolled her eyes. She never could resist my smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom slid her purse over one shoulder on her way through the living room. “There’s leftover lasagna in the fridge. And there’s some bagged salad.” I nodded absently and flipped the channel to VH1 concert footage from one of the kids’ networks— where I was not trying to catch a glimpse of my ex-girlfriend Addison, who’d dumped me for a chance at stardom when she was cast in a pilot. “Tod.” Mom sat on the coffee table, right in front of the television. “Did you hear me?” “Yeah.” I leaned to the lef...t and she mimicked my movement. “Lasagna. Salad. Got it.” “I’m serious. Eat something green, okay?” She snatched the remote and aimed it over her shoulder, and a second later the screen went dark. I started to complain, but then I noticed how tired she looked—the beginnings of lines on a face that would look thirty years old for the next half a century—and came up with a grin instead. “Do Skittles count?” Mom rolled her eyes. She never could resist my smile.
What to read after Reaper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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