Torment
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Earlier that morning, Alison had called to tell him Susan had regained consciousness. Susan wanted him to visit her so she could thank him personally for finding her. He also suspected Susan wanted to meet him because he was a journalist.He made his way to ITU and reported to the nurse station. One of them went off and came back with Gillian.“It’s okay,” she said to the nurse, “Susan wants to see Mr Souter.”“Only ten minutes, though. We don’t want to tire her.”“Thanks for coming,” Gillian said a...s they made their way along the corridor. “I’m sure it’ll cheer her up.”At the door she paused. “If you don’t mind, I’m just going to nip down for a cup of tea. I’ve been here since this morning. Is that okay?”“Sure, we’ll be fine.”Susan, head and right elbow bandaged, seemed asleep when he entered. There was a drip up but Souter was pleased to note she didn’t appear to be connected to the array of machines behind her bed. A good sign, he thought.She opened her eyes as the door closed and a weak smile appeared on her face.“Hello,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Earlier that morning, Alison had called to tell him Susan had regained consciousness. Susan wanted him to visit her so she could thank him personally for finding her. He also suspected Susan wanted to meet him because he was a journalist.He made his way to ITU and reported to the nurse station. One of them went off and came back with Gillian.“It’s okay,” she said to the nurse, “Susan wants to see Mr Souter.”“Only ten minutes, though. We don’t want to tire her.”“Thanks for coming,” Gillian said a...s they made their way along the corridor. “I’m sure it’ll cheer her up.”At the door she paused. “If you don’t mind, I’m just going to nip down for a cup of tea. I’ve been here since this morning. Is that okay?”“Sure, we’ll be fine.”Susan, head and right elbow bandaged, seemed asleep when he entered. There was a drip up but Souter was pleased to note she didn’t appear to be connected to the array of machines behind her bed. A good sign, he thought.She opened her eyes as the door closed and a weak smile appeared on her face.“Hello,”
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