Slumber
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Of course our trip going down the mountain was faster than going up, but with L growing weaker by the hour, we weren’t as quick as I would have liked in getting her back home. For once I could pride myself on doing something right on this trip. I was glad I’d paid attention to the route we’d taken, for L was worryingly disorientated the rest of our way back to her home. In those hours with her, looking after her, keeping her conscious, I felt more like myself again. This person, this young woman... in control, was me again. And with my old determination, I pushed both L and I to our limits, not stopping for food or rest, until I had her back to Sarah.
I wasn’t letting anything happen to the girl who had saved my life twice without ever asking for anything in return.
As if she sensed us, the door to the shack flew open, and Sarah rushed to meet us as I dragged L up the Moss’ garden path.
“What happened?” Sarah’s eyes blazed with worry.
“Mountain dog,” I bit out, relief making me weak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course our trip going down the mountain was faster than going up, but with L growing weaker by the hour, we weren’t as quick as I would have liked in getting her back home. For once I could pride myself on doing something right on this trip. I was glad I’d paid attention to the route we’d taken, for L was worryingly disorientated the rest of our way back to her home. In those hours with her, looking after her, keeping her conscious, I felt more like myself again. This person, this young woman... in control, was me again. And with my old determination, I pushed both L and I to our limits, not stopping for food or rest, until I had her back to Sarah.
I wasn’t letting anything happen to the girl who had saved my life twice without ever asking for anything in return.
As if she sensed us, the door to the shack flew open, and Sarah rushed to meet us as I dragged L up the Moss’ garden path.
“What happened?” Sarah’s eyes blazed with worry.
“Mountain dog,” I bit out, relief making me weak.
What to read after Slumber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samantha Young to read onlineMoreLess
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