Teaching Willow: Session Three
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It seems to penetrate my brain like a hot knife, causing a searing pain to slice through my head. I grit my teeth and drag in a breath of air around them. I note that my mouth is so dry that I doubt I could speak if I needed to.
But why? Why the pain? Why the dry mouth? Why the nagging sense that something is terribly wrong, only I can’t remember what it is?
Braving the pain, I crack my lids again, holding them open until my eyes can adjust. As it turns out, the light isn’t that bright aft...er all. In fact, my surroundings seem to be a bit dark. I stare up at the unfamiliar ceiling with its white squares of dropped ceiling and long rectangles of fluorescent lights. It looks very austere and functional. Clinical almost.
Clinical.
Hospital?
Bits and pieces of the last things I can remember come tumbling back like boulders in a rock slide, bringing with them the emotions attached to each. Darting across the street.
Urgency.
Hearing Sage’s voice.
Panic.
Seeing the flash of headlights.
What to read after Teaching Willow: Session Three?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems to penetrate my brain like a hot knife, causing a searing pain to slice through my head. I grit my teeth and drag in a breath of air around them. I note that my mouth is so dry that I doubt I could speak if I needed to.
But why? Why the pain? Why the dry mouth? Why the nagging sense that something is terribly wrong, only I can’t remember what it is?
Braving the pain, I crack my lids again, holding them open until my eyes can adjust. As it turns out, the light isn’t that bright aft...er all. In fact, my surroundings seem to be a bit dark. I stare up at the unfamiliar ceiling with its white squares of dropped ceiling and long rectangles of fluorescent lights. It looks very austere and functional. Clinical almost.
Clinical.
Hospital?
Bits and pieces of the last things I can remember come tumbling back like boulders in a rock slide, bringing with them the emotions attached to each. Darting across the street.
Urgency.
Hearing Sage’s voice.
Panic.
Seeing the flash of headlights.
What to read after Teaching Willow: Session Three?
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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