The Fury
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Meredith asked.
“I’ll explain about that later. But first I want to know what’s been going on in town since I-left.”
“Well, hysteria mostly,” Meredith said, raising an eyebrow. “Your aunt Judith’s been pretty badly off. She hallucinated that she saw you—only it wasn’t a hallucination, was it? And she and Robert have sort of broken up.”
“I know,” Elena said grimly. “Go on.”
“Everybody at school is upset. I wanted to talk to Stefan, especially when I began to suspect you weren’t really dead, but h...e hasn’t been at school. Matt has been, but there’s something wrong with him. He looks like a zombie, and he won’t talk to anyone. I wanted to explain to him that there was a chance you might not be gone forever; I thought that would cheer him up. But he wouldn’t listen. He was acting totally out of character, and at one point I thought he was going to hit me. He wouldn’t listen to a word.”
“Oh, God—Matt.” Something terrible was stirring at the bottom of Elena’s mind, some memory too disturbing to be let loose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meredith asked.
“I’ll explain about that later. But first I want to know what’s been going on in town since I-left.”
“Well, hysteria mostly,” Meredith said, raising an eyebrow. “Your aunt Judith’s been pretty badly off. She hallucinated that she saw you—only it wasn’t a hallucination, was it? And she and Robert have sort of broken up.”
“I know,” Elena said grimly. “Go on.”
“Everybody at school is upset. I wanted to talk to Stefan, especially when I began to suspect you weren’t really dead, but h...e hasn’t been at school. Matt has been, but there’s something wrong with him. He looks like a zombie, and he won’t talk to anyone. I wanted to explain to him that there was a chance you might not be gone forever; I thought that would cheer him up. But he wouldn’t listen. He was acting totally out of character, and at one point I thought he was going to hit me. He wouldn’t listen to a word.”
“Oh, God—Matt.” Something terrible was stirring at the bottom of Elena’s mind, some memory too disturbing to be let loose.
What to read after The Fury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L.J. Smith to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 5 years ago
Its awesome epic and full of action almost perfect
Guest 6 years ago
Elena said that I love yo
Guest 6 years ago
it is good
Guest 6 years ago
they fucking suck
Guest 6 years ago
We need a book for school people for children do something can we post kids book online thanks.Write Review:
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