Rebel
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THIRTY-THREE CALLUM I WALKED ACROSS THE FRONT LAWN OF THE AUSTIN HARC facility that evening, fingers laced through Wren’s. After a shower, more food, and several hours’ rest, she had finally healed fully and looked like her usual slightly scary self.
Well, almost. She caught me watching her and smiled, an easy, relaxed smile. She hadn’t talked about her experiences the last few days much, but it was like they’d unburdened her in some way instead of adding to the weight on her shoulders. She seem...ed lighter, happier. She’d even whipped off her shirt to let me see her scars again earlier, when I’d jokingly asked.
I’d wanted to lay low in the HARC facility for the night, but she’d really wanted to go see the rebels.
I wasn’t sure what to make of it. Part of me was happy she’d come around, the other part wanted to scoop her up and make a run for it before she got hurt again. But she seemed so calm and pleased about her decision that I’d dropped the idea of leaving when she refused a second time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THIRTY-THREE CALLUM I WALKED ACROSS THE FRONT LAWN OF THE AUSTIN HARC facility that evening, fingers laced through Wren’s. After a shower, more food, and several hours’ rest, she had finally healed fully and looked like her usual slightly scary self.
Well, almost. She caught me watching her and smiled, an easy, relaxed smile. She hadn’t talked about her experiences the last few days much, but it was like they’d unburdened her in some way instead of adding to the weight on her shoulders. She seem...ed lighter, happier. She’d even whipped off her shirt to let me see her scars again earlier, when I’d jokingly asked.
I’d wanted to lay low in the HARC facility for the night, but she’d really wanted to go see the rebels.
I wasn’t sure what to make of it. Part of me was happy she’d come around, the other part wanted to scoop her up and make a run for it before she got hurt again. But she seemed so calm and pleased about her decision that I’d dropped the idea of leaving when she refused a second time.
What to read after Rebel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amy Tintera to read onlineMoreLess
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