What I Thought Was True
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The big one. You ready?”
I’m not.
Em has his toes curled over the edge of the raft, poised to jump. He’s not wearing his life jacket, just has one of those overly bright, puffy foam swimming noodles looped under his armpits. His reflection looms over the water. Like me and Nic last night, swaying over the unknown.
But this is not me or Nic. This is Em.
Cass and I have already debated the wisdom of this three times during the walk down to the beach. Two more as we swam out to the raft, Emory’s sl...ight arms looped around Cass’s neck, me pulling up the rear with the noodle and all my wor- ries. We walked down the hill, debating, towing the wagon, Emory calm and collected, narrating the landmarks of the jour- ney for Hideout, Fabio proudly aboard, head raised, like a dig- nitary at a motorcade.
Even when we hit the beach, I’m still arguing that Em’s not ready yet to make that big leap, not without something that’ll definitely, completely keep him above water—prefera- bly something Coast Guard–approved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The big one. You ready?”
I’m not.
Em has his toes curled over the edge of the raft, poised to jump. He’s not wearing his life jacket, just has one of those overly bright, puffy foam swimming noodles looped under his armpits. His reflection looms over the water. Like me and Nic last night, swaying over the unknown.
But this is not me or Nic. This is Em.
Cass and I have already debated the wisdom of this three times during the walk down to the beach. Two more as we swam out to the raft, Emory’s sl...ight arms looped around Cass’s neck, me pulling up the rear with the noodle and all my wor- ries. We walked down the hill, debating, towing the wagon, Emory calm and collected, narrating the landmarks of the jour- ney for Hideout, Fabio proudly aboard, head raised, like a dig- nitary at a motorcade.
Even when we hit the beach, I’m still arguing that Em’s not ready yet to make that big leap, not without something that’ll definitely, completely keep him above water—prefera- bly something Coast Guard–approved.
What to read after What I Thought Was True?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huntley Fitzpatrick to read onlineMoreLess
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