Trainwreck 2 (Trainwreck #2)
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My lungs were burning as were my legs, and my heart was slamming against my chest with every painful step. I called Sarah’s home phone again, not letting it slow me down. Again, she didn’t answer and the goddamn voicemail box was now full. I also called Andre to let him know what was going on. Fear filled every crevice of my being as I sprinted through the soaked streets of the city, dodging spiky umbrellas, rainy-night strollers, and honking cabs.
It took me only five New York minutes to get to... Sarah’s apartment. Dripping wet and chilled to the bone, I ran up the steps of the brownstone taking two at a time and, then panting, pressed my thumb to her buzzer. Pressing it again and again, I gazed up and saw that her lights were on. I took that as a sign she was home. But why wasn’t she answering her intercom? Was she simply ignoring it—or should I say me—or was she in harm’s way? My gut told me the latter. Panic set in.
“Sarah, fucking let me in!” I shouted out at the top of my lungs in desperation, the rain still coming down hard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My lungs were burning as were my legs, and my heart was slamming against my chest with every painful step. I called Sarah’s home phone again, not letting it slow me down. Again, she didn’t answer and the goddamn voicemail box was now full. I also called Andre to let him know what was going on. Fear filled every crevice of my being as I sprinted through the soaked streets of the city, dodging spiky umbrellas, rainy-night strollers, and honking cabs.
It took me only five New York minutes to get to... Sarah’s apartment. Dripping wet and chilled to the bone, I ran up the steps of the brownstone taking two at a time and, then panting, pressed my thumb to her buzzer. Pressing it again and again, I gazed up and saw that her lights were on. I took that as a sign she was home. But why wasn’t she answering her intercom? Was she simply ignoring it—or should I say me—or was she in harm’s way? My gut told me the latter. Panic set in.
“Sarah, fucking let me in!” I shouted out at the top of my lungs in desperation, the rain still coming down hard.
What to read after Trainwreck 2 (Trainwreck #2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nelle L'amour to read onlineMoreLess
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