Violets in February (2015)
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“I thought bouncing on roads was a metaphor,” she gasped.
Jed stopped chewing the piece of gum long enough to shake his head. “Nope.”
Could the man not do two things at once? “Can’t we use the main road?”
His chewing grew louder. “Nope.” He turned up the music.
Lucy turned it down immediately. “Why not?”
“Guerillas.” He spat something out of the window, hopefully the gum, and then twisted and stretched across Lucy. He pulled open the glove box and drew out a pack of cigarettes. He flipped it ope...n and offered the pack to her.
She shook her head. “No, thanks.” The pain in her knee reached new heights. Her stomach churned, and she swallowed hard.
Jed shrugged. He pulled a cigarette out with his teeth and tossed the pack back, pushing the glove box shut. He lit up and inhaled deeply.
“That will kill you,” she chided.
His only reaction was to blow a cloud of smoke at her.
She coughed and waved a hand to clear it.
He laughed, transferring the cigarette to the hand by the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I thought bouncing on roads was a metaphor,” she gasped.
Jed stopped chewing the piece of gum long enough to shake his head. “Nope.”
Could the man not do two things at once? “Can’t we use the main road?”
His chewing grew louder. “Nope.” He turned up the music.
Lucy turned it down immediately. “Why not?”
“Guerillas.” He spat something out of the window, hopefully the gum, and then twisted and stretched across Lucy. He pulled open the glove box and drew out a pack of cigarettes. He flipped it ope...n and offered the pack to her.
She shook her head. “No, thanks.” The pain in her knee reached new heights. Her stomach churned, and she swallowed hard.
Jed shrugged. He pulled a cigarette out with his teeth and tossed the pack back, pushing the glove box shut. He lit up and inhaled deeply.
“That will kill you,” she chided.
His only reaction was to blow a cloud of smoke at her.
She coughed and waved a hand to clear it.
He laughed, transferring the cigarette to the hand by the window.
What to read after Violets in February?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Revell to read onlineMoreLess
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