The Dead Boyfriend
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The bird struggled, kicking its claws, twisting its head. Deena pressed it to the aquarium bottom.
I leaped back in horror. The water tossed and splashed. A few seconds later, it was still.
The parrot slumped in Deena’s hand. She pulled it up. Water dripped off the beautiful feathers. It didn’t lift its head. It didn’t move.
“The parrot is dead,” Deena said without any emotion at all. She squeezed the bird like a sponge, and water ran off it into the aquarium.
At that moment, at that horrifying,... sickening moment, I realized how dangerous Deena was. And at the same time, I realized that I could be in danger, too.
She wasn’t just crazy. She could take a beautiful bird—her pet, her favorite—and drown it in her hand and not feel anything.
I gripped my throat. I felt sick.
“Now watch,” Deena snapped angrily. “Are you watching, Caitlyn? What’s wrong with you? I’m showing you something.”
“Sorry,” I said. My eyes were on the door. I didn’t want to look at the dead bird.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bird struggled, kicking its claws, twisting its head. Deena pressed it to the aquarium bottom.
I leaped back in horror. The water tossed and splashed. A few seconds later, it was still.
The parrot slumped in Deena’s hand. She pulled it up. Water dripped off the beautiful feathers. It didn’t lift its head. It didn’t move.
“The parrot is dead,” Deena said without any emotion at all. She squeezed the bird like a sponge, and water ran off it into the aquarium.
At that moment, at that horrifying,... sickening moment, I realized how dangerous Deena was. And at the same time, I realized that I could be in danger, too.
She wasn’t just crazy. She could take a beautiful bird—her pet, her favorite—and drown it in her hand and not feel anything.
I gripped my throat. I felt sick.
“Now watch,” Deena snapped angrily. “Are you watching, Caitlyn? What’s wrong with you? I’m showing you something.”
“Sorry,” I said. My eyes were on the door. I didn’t want to look at the dead bird.
What to read after The Dead Boyfriend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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