The Golden Lily
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As I often reminded myself, Adrian wasn’t my concern, not like Jill and the others. Yet, I couldn’t stop thinking about the terrible confrontation with him and Nathan—or Adrian’s face afterwards. I felt even worse when a worried Eddie came to talk to me about Jill during breakfast on the folowing Monday.
“Something’s wrong with her,” he told me.
Immediately, I looked up toward the cafeteria line, where Jill was waiting with her tray. There was a vacant look on her face, like she was barely aware... of her surroundings. Even with no magical talent for auras, I could practicaly see the misery radiating off of her.
“Micah’s noticed it too,” Eddie added. “But we don’t know anything that could be upsetting her this much. Is it because of Lia? Or is she being harassed again?” In that moment, I wasn’t sure who I felt worse for: Adrian, Jil —or Eddie. There was practicaly as much pain in Eddie as there was in Jil. Oh, Eddie, I thought. Why do you keep doing this to yourself?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I often reminded myself, Adrian wasn’t my concern, not like Jill and the others. Yet, I couldn’t stop thinking about the terrible confrontation with him and Nathan—or Adrian’s face afterwards. I felt even worse when a worried Eddie came to talk to me about Jill during breakfast on the folowing Monday.
“Something’s wrong with her,” he told me.
Immediately, I looked up toward the cafeteria line, where Jill was waiting with her tray. There was a vacant look on her face, like she was barely aware... of her surroundings. Even with no magical talent for auras, I could practicaly see the misery radiating off of her.
“Micah’s noticed it too,” Eddie added. “But we don’t know anything that could be upsetting her this much. Is it because of Lia? Or is she being harassed again?” In that moment, I wasn’t sure who I felt worse for: Adrian, Jil —or Eddie. There was practicaly as much pain in Eddie as there was in Jil. Oh, Eddie, I thought. Why do you keep doing this to yourself?
What to read after The Golden Lily?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richelle Mead to read onlineMoreLess
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Bruh this book is to long and I cant read the whole thing, not even a little bit the I got board. -_-Write Review:
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