The Confession
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We called to Sandy.
“Sandy! Sandy!” I leaned out into the darkness, shouting his name.
He didn’t answer.
I saw him pull back into the deep shadows.
“Where is he?” Hillary whispered. “What is he doing?” Her voice cracked. I guess she was afraid.
Afraid of Sandy. I was too. Suddenly afraid of our old friend. Our old friend acting so strangely. Trying to frighten us.
“There he goes,” I whispered back.
We both saw him, ducking low, staying against the hedge, running away down the block.
Hillary and ...I watched him until he disappeared around the hedge. I shivered as I shut the door.
Why did he do that? Why did he follow us? What did he want?
“Weird,” I muttered. “Totally weird.”
I didn’t know that this was only the beginning. Two days later, Sandy frightened us again.
♦ ♦ ♦ I was passing the gym after school. The double doors were open. I heard someone call my name.
I saw a bunch of guys messing around on the gym floor, passing around a basketball, dribbling and taking wild shots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We called to Sandy.
“Sandy! Sandy!” I leaned out into the darkness, shouting his name.
He didn’t answer.
I saw him pull back into the deep shadows.
“Where is he?” Hillary whispered. “What is he doing?” Her voice cracked. I guess she was afraid.
Afraid of Sandy. I was too. Suddenly afraid of our old friend. Our old friend acting so strangely. Trying to frighten us.
“There he goes,” I whispered back.
We both saw him, ducking low, staying against the hedge, running away down the block.
Hillary and ...I watched him until he disappeared around the hedge. I shivered as I shut the door.
Why did he do that? Why did he follow us? What did he want?
“Weird,” I muttered. “Totally weird.”
I didn’t know that this was only the beginning. Two days later, Sandy frightened us again.
♦ ♦ ♦ I was passing the gym after school. The double doors were open. I heard someone call my name.
I saw a bunch of guys messing around on the gym floor, passing around a basketball, dribbling and taking wild shots.
What to read after The Confession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
Guest a month ago
9/10, it's an awesome book that holds your interest with the suspense and thrills and chills its ends up your spine. R. L. Stine is the best.Write Review:
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