The Devil's Reprise
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I was having far too many of those days lately.
It was the day we were flying to Prague. The day we were leaving Rome. The day that followed the night where I was attacked by a demon disguised as Sage.
Unlike the days before, on this day I realized how futile everything really was. That I was a pawn in a game I didn’t remember signing up for. That the consequences were so much worse than I had imagined.
I didn’t want to think about what had happened. All I knew is that it was Sage—fo...r those moments, it was Sage. I woke up to find him in an amorous mood, and I didn’t even think about how Max should have been in the room with us, or that I was still half asleep. I just went for it. I just gave myself to him because it was Sage and God, I loved that man.
I’m sure someone more pure than I would have realized that something was wrong, that something was so very wrong. But I left that purity behind last year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was having far too many of those days lately.
It was the day we were flying to Prague. The day we were leaving Rome. The day that followed the night where I was attacked by a demon disguised as Sage.
Unlike the days before, on this day I realized how futile everything really was. That I was a pawn in a game I didn’t remember signing up for. That the consequences were so much worse than I had imagined.
I didn’t want to think about what had happened. All I knew is that it was Sage—fo...r those moments, it was Sage. I woke up to find him in an amorous mood, and I didn’t even think about how Max should have been in the room with us, or that I was still half asleep. I just went for it. I just gave myself to him because it was Sage and God, I loved that man.
I’m sure someone more pure than I would have realized that something was wrong, that something was so very wrong. But I left that purity behind last year.
What to read after The Devil's Reprise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karina Halle to read onlineMoreLess
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