Sins of the Innocent: a Novella
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Sunlight was pouring through the window, and I sat up quickly—too quickly—feeling a deep ache in my arm. The floor was cold beneath my feet, so I slipped them into my moccasins and shuffled to the doorway.
Claire had come in during the night to help me shower and change my bandages. I made my way down the stairs in a pair of white linen shorts and a white oversized baseball shirt with peach sleeves.
My side twinged once I reached the last step, and I sucked in a sharp breath, looking down. My ba...ndage had seeped during the night, making an oblong bloodstain on my shirt. I lifted up the bottom hem and peeled away the tape. The wound was just a light pink scar, all but healed, but it was still sore.
The doorbell rang, and I scanned the area with both my eyes and my senses. “Agatha?” I called.
When no one came, I peered down at my shirt and then tried to cover it with one arm while I answered the door.
“Morgan,” I said, surprised.
He gave me a once-over, shocked at the sight of me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sunlight was pouring through the window, and I sat up quickly—too quickly—feeling a deep ache in my arm. The floor was cold beneath my feet, so I slipped them into my moccasins and shuffled to the doorway.
Claire had come in during the night to help me shower and change my bandages. I made my way down the stairs in a pair of white linen shorts and a white oversized baseball shirt with peach sleeves.
My side twinged once I reached the last step, and I sucked in a sharp breath, looking down. My ba...ndage had seeped during the night, making an oblong bloodstain on my shirt. I lifted up the bottom hem and peeled away the tape. The wound was just a light pink scar, all but healed, but it was still sore.
The doorbell rang, and I scanned the area with both my eyes and my senses. “Agatha?” I called.
When no one came, I peered down at my shirt and then tried to cover it with one arm while I answered the door.
“Morgan,” I said, surprised.
He gave me a once-over, shocked at the sight of me.
What to read after Sins of the Innocent: a Novella?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jamie Mcguire to read onlineMoreLess
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