The Other Woman
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The fog has shifted, and I’m alert enough to be moved out of the Extreme Care Unit of Dunhill Mental Health Care Facility and into the general ward.
I take note of the men in white jackets with their watchful eyes and ready-to-spring-into-action stance, the bare, flaky walls in dire need of a coat of paint, and the sterile sparseness of the facility. I can’t miss the sight of the solid bars on the windows, the solid bars on the ventilation holes, the solid bars that choke the skylights and p...revent natural light from entering. The medical staff speak in controlled, sedating voices, and the curious gazes from the patients are unnerving and intimidating.
A woman dressed in jeans, a t-shirt, sneakers, and a leopard-print hair band enters my ward carrying a cup of coffee. Her name badge identifies her as Nurse Eden.
“Here you are, Rival, one sugar, like you requested.”
“Thanks,” I mutter, and accept the coffee from her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fog has shifted, and I’m alert enough to be moved out of the Extreme Care Unit of Dunhill Mental Health Care Facility and into the general ward.
I take note of the men in white jackets with their watchful eyes and ready-to-spring-into-action stance, the bare, flaky walls in dire need of a coat of paint, and the sterile sparseness of the facility. I can’t miss the sight of the solid bars on the windows, the solid bars on the ventilation holes, the solid bars that choke the skylights and p...revent natural light from entering. The medical staff speak in controlled, sedating voices, and the curious gazes from the patients are unnerving and intimidating.
A woman dressed in jeans, a t-shirt, sneakers, and a leopard-print hair band enters my ward carrying a cup of coffee. Her name badge identifies her as Nurse Eden.
“Here you are, Rival, one sugar, like you requested.”
“Thanks,” I mutter, and accept the coffee from her.
What to read after The Other Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eve Rabi to read onlineMoreLess
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