The Cloud
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She peers and reaches under the bed and retrieves a charm bracelet.
I lean down and snag the coffee and high-tops. Hustling back, she takes my hand and pulls me toward the door. She looks at my shoeless feet. “They’ll dry. Let’s go.”
She opens the door to show the washed-out light of mid-morning in wintry San Francisco—fog central, punctuated by a drizzle. We’re on the second floor of a two-floor shithole, blue chipped paint covering the floorboards and railing. I have a vision of being here bef...ore that feels something like déjà vu and something like nausea. I’m seized by extreme vertigo and I wobble, looking down at a parking lot with a single car—mine.
“Let’s go, Nathaniel.” With a free hand, she grabs me and starts to walk quickly to the stairs.
“The sprint of shame.”
On the stairs, I feel a sharp pain on my right foot, a splinter nicking my slippery arch. I’m hobbling two steps behind Faith when we reach the Audi.
“Where and who is the mysterious stalker forcing me to leave the warm and dry place?”
What to read after The Cloud?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She peers and reaches under the bed and retrieves a charm bracelet.
I lean down and snag the coffee and high-tops. Hustling back, she takes my hand and pulls me toward the door. She looks at my shoeless feet. “They’ll dry. Let’s go.”
She opens the door to show the washed-out light of mid-morning in wintry San Francisco—fog central, punctuated by a drizzle. We’re on the second floor of a two-floor shithole, blue chipped paint covering the floorboards and railing. I have a vision of being here bef...ore that feels something like déjà vu and something like nausea. I’m seized by extreme vertigo and I wobble, looking down at a parking lot with a single car—mine.
“Let’s go, Nathaniel.” With a free hand, she grabs me and starts to walk quickly to the stairs.
“The sprint of shame.”
On the stairs, I feel a sharp pain on my right foot, a splinter nicking my slippery arch. I’m hobbling two steps behind Faith when we reach the Audi.
“Where and who is the mysterious stalker forcing me to leave the warm and dry place?”
What to read after The Cloud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matt Richtel to read onlineMoreLess
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