Teaching Willow: Session Four
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What am I going to do if he leaves? I’ll never find him. There’s no one who can tell me where he might be. His mother is dead. His father is…I don’t even know where his father might be or what his name is. Obviously he isn’t afraid of changing his name and starting over. But whether he did that or not, I could spend the rest of my life scouring the earth for him and never find him. He’d be gone. Just gone.
And he might already be.
I pace the floor of my bedroom, beating the walls of my min...d for some kind of alternative, some way to find him that I’m overlooking. And then it hits me. The police. The police know where he is. Not only did Ebon’s neighbor overhear one talking about it, but I feel sure they kept close tabs on him until the investigation into his mother’s death is complete.
Suddenly, a small bright spot appears on my dismal horizon. Now, to find Detective Arnold.
I waste no time in climbing back into my car and racing to the police station. I rush up the sidewalk and push through the glass double doors, pouncing on the first person I see. The unlucky person happens to be a uniformed guy around my age, wearing an overly eager expression on his face. I suspect he might be a rookie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What am I going to do if he leaves? I’ll never find him. There’s no one who can tell me where he might be. His mother is dead. His father is…I don’t even know where his father might be or what his name is. Obviously he isn’t afraid of changing his name and starting over. But whether he did that or not, I could spend the rest of my life scouring the earth for him and never find him. He’d be gone. Just gone.
And he might already be.
I pace the floor of my bedroom, beating the walls of my min...d for some kind of alternative, some way to find him that I’m overlooking. And then it hits me. The police. The police know where he is. Not only did Ebon’s neighbor overhear one talking about it, but I feel sure they kept close tabs on him until the investigation into his mother’s death is complete.
Suddenly, a small bright spot appears on my dismal horizon. Now, to find Detective Arnold.
I waste no time in climbing back into my car and racing to the police station. I rush up the sidewalk and push through the glass double doors, pouncing on the first person I see. The unlucky person happens to be a uniformed guy around my age, wearing an overly eager expression on his face. I suspect he might be a rookie.
What to read after Teaching Willow: Session Four?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Paige to read onlineMoreLess
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