Swarm
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He hoped he looked like a regular guy about to spend Christmas Eve with his girlfriend. He felt like roadkill.
“Thanks for doing this, Ethan,” Flicker said quietly.
“Don’t mention it.”
Being at Flicker’s was better than being alone at home. When he’d woken up after a few hours’ sleep, he’d found a note saying Jess was out on a last-minute food run, and Mom was probably at work. The house felt empty and creepy. He kept imagining a thousand zombies crashing through the door.
“Hey, Scam,” Lily said... quietly.
He gave her a conspiratorial smile. Flicker didn’t hide anything from her twin sister, not even her friends’ superpowers. So Lily had to know that Ethan was perfectly equipped to be a fake boyfriend.
“You remember Ethan, don’t you?” Flicker asked, loud enough for other people to hear.
“Oh, yeah. I remember your boyfriend,” Lily replied. The sarcasm hadn’t left her voice.
Flicker blanched at her sister’s tone. The voice had to fix this fast.
Get her off my back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hoped he looked like a regular guy about to spend Christmas Eve with his girlfriend. He felt like roadkill.
“Thanks for doing this, Ethan,” Flicker said quietly.
“Don’t mention it.”
Being at Flicker’s was better than being alone at home. When he’d woken up after a few hours’ sleep, he’d found a note saying Jess was out on a last-minute food run, and Mom was probably at work. The house felt empty and creepy. He kept imagining a thousand zombies crashing through the door.
“Hey, Scam,” Lily said... quietly.
He gave her a conspiratorial smile. Flicker didn’t hide anything from her twin sister, not even her friends’ superpowers. So Lily had to know that Ethan was perfectly equipped to be a fake boyfriend.
“You remember Ethan, don’t you?” Flicker asked, loud enough for other people to hear.
“Oh, yeah. I remember your boyfriend,” Lily replied. The sarcasm hadn’t left her voice.
Flicker blanched at her sister’s tone. The voice had to fix this fast.
Get her off my back.
What to read after Swarm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Westerfeld to read onlineMoreLess
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