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About This Book
It was cold. It was dark. It was hard work riding my bike through the squishy piles of gritty half-melted snow, especially since the closer I got, the less I wanted to get there. I was going to meet my best friends in the whole world for the first time. A police car slowed as it drove past me. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw a blur of a face checking me out. I stared straight ahead, trying to look law-abiding and harmless. The cruiser sped up suddenly, kicking up icy slush that drenched my
| Category | general |
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| Subject | N/A |
| Year | 2023 |
| Authors | |
| Chapters | 15 |
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| Price | |
| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- At some point she came in. “Would you like a sandwich or something?”
- I checked my phone – still no news from Wheeze – and then rode home as fast as I
- Sleeping in the next morning wasn’t an option, as it turned out. Someone was ba
- So I rode my bike through the gritty, slushy snow to the warehouse with my stoma
- We sat on his bed holding mugs of jasmine tea in a room that was a mix of total
- I had to watch out for cops, given that it was past curfew, but with any luck th
- So we were on the road, but not without having an argument first.
- Even though I risked turning on my phone to use Open Street Map, it was hard to
- Inside smelled like a blend of herbs and fresh baked bread and smoky bacon. The
- I called Monica once we were on the outskirts of Minneapolis to let her know I w
- Tyler ordered carryout and, while we waited, Sara got out her camera gear and in
- He could have been recruited ages ago. The cops might have pulled Simon in on a
- I called a cab, took enough money from Simon’s wallet to pay for it, then argued
- Sara strung an extension cord into the unused corridor, which was in the darkest
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