The Last Four Days of Paddy Buckley (2015)
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I’d no idea how I was still able to maintain this suspended midair state; it felt effortless, not to mention surreal and bizarre. But I never wanted to be back in my skin again. I felt more in control like this, more in tune with what was happening. I felt no pain. No tiredness. There was a part of me that wanted to call in sick and go to Phoenix Park or up the mountains and discover the world anew. But even more, I felt drawn to the yard in Uriel Street, and the idea of carrying on as I usually... would to allay any suspicion of my culpability for Cullen’s death seemed like the most intelligent course.
At a quarter to nine in the morning, I pulled Eva’s car to a halt in the yard while hovering somewhere above the radio. This was the first time I’d driven her car out since she’d crossed over. I’d left it in the garage for fear I’d be overcome by the faint smell of her scent, but now with everything that was happening, my feelings and memories of Eva had been put in perspective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d no idea how I was still able to maintain this suspended midair state; it felt effortless, not to mention surreal and bizarre. But I never wanted to be back in my skin again. I felt more in control like this, more in tune with what was happening. I felt no pain. No tiredness. There was a part of me that wanted to call in sick and go to Phoenix Park or up the mountains and discover the world anew. But even more, I felt drawn to the yard in Uriel Street, and the idea of carrying on as I usually... would to allay any suspicion of my culpability for Cullen’s death seemed like the most intelligent course.
At a quarter to nine in the morning, I pulled Eva’s car to a halt in the yard while hovering somewhere above the radio. This was the first time I’d driven her car out since she’d crossed over. I’d left it in the garage for fear I’d be overcome by the faint smell of her scent, but now with everything that was happening, my feelings and memories of Eva had been put in perspective.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremy Massey to read onlineMoreLess
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