The Reckoning
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Once we reached the path, Derek stayed beside me, sneaking glances my way, giving me that dejected look that only made me madder, because I didn’t want to feel guilty, yet I did.
I wanted to set this aside and get back to normal. But when he looked at me, I had only to think of that other look—the horrified one when I said Simon thought I liked Derek—and that shut down any impulse to make up.
“You wanted to talk about what happened at the cemetery,” he said finally.
I didn’t answer.
“We should t...alk,” he said.
I shook my head.
We picked our way along the path. I tried to hang back, letting him take the lead with his better night vision, but he stayed at my side.
“About the other day, when I yelled at you for summoning without your necklace…” he said.
“It’s fine.”
“Yeah, but…I just wanted to say that testing without it is a good idea. We should try—”
I turned to him. “Don’t do this, Derek.”
“Do what?”
“I’m coming along for your Change, so you feel obligated to help me in return.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once we reached the path, Derek stayed beside me, sneaking glances my way, giving me that dejected look that only made me madder, because I didn’t want to feel guilty, yet I did.
I wanted to set this aside and get back to normal. But when he looked at me, I had only to think of that other look—the horrified one when I said Simon thought I liked Derek—and that shut down any impulse to make up.
“You wanted to talk about what happened at the cemetery,” he said finally.
I didn’t answer.
“We should t...alk,” he said.
I shook my head.
We picked our way along the path. I tried to hang back, letting him take the lead with his better night vision, but he stayed at my side.
“About the other day, when I yelled at you for summoning without your necklace…” he said.
“It’s fine.”
“Yeah, but…I just wanted to say that testing without it is a good idea. We should try—”
I turned to him. “Don’t do this, Derek.”
“Do what?”
“I’m coming along for your Change, so you feel obligated to help me in return.”
What to read after The Reckoning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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