Soulbound
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Maddox’s neck was covered with a thick white bandage, her face pale. When she saw me stir, her eyes brightened. I glanced around the room, happy to find that we were completely alone. “Maddox, how are you? Do you need anything?”
She started to shake her head, but then winced at the pain the action had caused her. “I’m fine. Really.”
“What were you doing outside? I thought you were confined to the parlor at night.”
“It’s stupid.” She sighed, but I could tell she was holding back her movements. Sh...e must have been in a great deal of pain. “I heard the dining hall was open late and serving fruit pastries.”
I threw her a disbelieving look. “That is stupid. How’s your neck feel anyway?”
“Sore.” For a moment, the Maddox that I knew was gone, replaced by someone who seemed softer, more fragile. She looked at me, and lowered her voice to a mere whisper. “I’m so scared, Kaya.”
I flicked a glance at her bandage, uselessly hoping to get a look at her wound and see how it was healing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maddox’s neck was covered with a thick white bandage, her face pale. When she saw me stir, her eyes brightened. I glanced around the room, happy to find that we were completely alone. “Maddox, how are you? Do you need anything?”
She started to shake her head, but then winced at the pain the action had caused her. “I’m fine. Really.”
“What were you doing outside? I thought you were confined to the parlor at night.”
“It’s stupid.” She sighed, but I could tell she was holding back her movements. Sh...e must have been in a great deal of pain. “I heard the dining hall was open late and serving fruit pastries.”
I threw her a disbelieving look. “That is stupid. How’s your neck feel anyway?”
“Sore.” For a moment, the Maddox that I knew was gone, replaced by someone who seemed softer, more fragile. She looked at me, and lowered her voice to a mere whisper. “I’m so scared, Kaya.”
I flicked a glance at her bandage, uselessly hoping to get a look at her wound and see how it was healing.
What to read after Soulbound?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brewer, Heather to read onlineMoreLess
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