Second Nature
Second Nature
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When he was small, Stephen had hated to let the big dog out of his sight. He trotted after her and made a nuisance of himself, until at last the black wolf let him know there were times when he was not wanted. The lesson was harsh and quick: the black wolf charged and pinned Stephen to the ground, showing his teeth so close to Stephen’s face that for months afterward he dreamed he was being eaten alive and woke whimpering and feverish.
That the black wolf had tolerated Stephen at all was a measu...re of his restraint, and now Stephen wished he had studied that restraint better, because he himself seemed to have none of it. He wanted Robin constantly; when Connor sneaked out at night Stephen couldn’t even wait for the door to close behind the boy before he went to her room. When she worried that they might be overheard, convinced that Connor was asleep in his bed, it took all his control not to betray the boy and just tell her they were alone. He kissed her until she stopped talking; he kept her there in bed until she didn’t give a damn who overheard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he was small, Stephen had hated to let the big dog out of his sight. He trotted after her and made a nuisance of himself, until at last the black wolf let him know there were times when he was not wanted. The lesson was harsh and quick: the black wolf charged and pinned Stephen to the ground, showing his teeth so close to Stephen’s face that for months afterward he dreamed he was being eaten alive and woke whimpering and feverish.
That the black wolf had tolerated Stephen at all was a measu...re of his restraint, and now Stephen wished he had studied that restraint better, because he himself seemed to have none of it. He wanted Robin constantly; when Connor sneaked out at night Stephen couldn’t even wait for the door to close behind the boy before he went to her room. When she worried that they might be overheard, convinced that Connor was asleep in his bed, it took all his control not to betray the boy and just tell her they were alone. He kissed her until she stopped talking; he kept her there in bed until she didn’t give a damn who overheard.
What to read after Second Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Hoffman to read onlineMoreLess
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