The Dead List
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“You look like crap.”
“I feel like crap.”
“No sleep?” she asked, concern pinching her expression.
I shook my head. I hadn’t told her about what I saw last night, or at least thought I had seen. Maybe Mom and the police had been right and it had been stress. Or maybe it had been the creeper.
Trying and failing to suppress a shudder, I let Linds lead me down the hall, toward the stairwell. I told her about my self-defense lessons and when I got to who was teaching them, she almost ...fell flat on her face in the stairway.
“Jensen?” she whispered, dark eyes wide as she pulled me to a stop. “Are you serious?”
I smiled apologetically to the guy who almost slammed into Linds’ back. “Yeah, he’s going to be helping me. I guess.” Last night, around two a.m., I’d added his number to my phone. It felt like such a major step. “Yeah, so…”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You look like crap.”
“I feel like crap.”
“No sleep?” she asked, concern pinching her expression.
I shook my head. I hadn’t told her about what I saw last night, or at least thought I had seen. Maybe Mom and the police had been right and it had been stress. Or maybe it had been the creeper.
Trying and failing to suppress a shudder, I let Linds lead me down the hall, toward the stairwell. I told her about my self-defense lessons and when I got to who was teaching them, she almost ...fell flat on her face in the stairway.
“Jensen?” she whispered, dark eyes wide as she pulled me to a stop. “Are you serious?”
I smiled apologetically to the guy who almost slammed into Linds’ back. “Yeah, he’s going to be helping me. I guess.” Last night, around two a.m., I’d added his number to my phone. It felt like such a major step. “Yeah, so…”
What to read after The Dead List?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer L. Armentrout to read onlineMoreLess
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