Watch Over Me
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Thompson asks as I settle in on the couch and notice a cup of coffee from Panera sitting on her side table.
I close my eyes for a moment and pretend like I'm speaking to my mother while she sips her favorite coffee.
"I just think they're pointless. It's not like I'm getting anything out of them." She cocks her head and smiles at me.
"And yet you keep going back. You keep going back to the same place, week after week, with the same people. I know it's hard for you to go back to that h...ospital, the place you spent so much time while your mother was sick, but you still do it. Why do you think that is?" She sits there patiently, waiting for me to answer her, but I don't have an answer.
I honestly don't know why I continue to go back.
"Even though you won't admit it, I think going to these meetings gives you comfort.
It makes you feel a little more normal because you know you aren't the only one struggling with someone who has an addiction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thompson asks as I settle in on the couch and notice a cup of coffee from Panera sitting on her side table.
I close my eyes for a moment and pretend like I'm speaking to my mother while she sips her favorite coffee.
"I just think they're pointless. It's not like I'm getting anything out of them." She cocks her head and smiles at me.
"And yet you keep going back. You keep going back to the same place, week after week, with the same people. I know it's hard for you to go back to that h...ospital, the place you spent so much time while your mother was sick, but you still do it. Why do you think that is?" She sits there patiently, waiting for me to answer her, but I don't have an answer.
I honestly don't know why I continue to go back.
"Even though you won't admit it, I think going to these meetings gives you comfort.
It makes you feel a little more normal because you know you aren't the only one struggling with someone who has an addiction.
What to read after Watch Over Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tara Sivec to read onlineMoreLess
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