Generations 2.7 kindle

Generations 2.7 kindle Read Free

Book: Generations 2.7 kindle Read Free
Author: Lori Folkman
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electric guitar joined in. Great intro: great beat, great sound. But it didn’t have a particular band’s signature. It sounded original. Fresh. No wonder Jack was so excited. He was going to be a part of some new band’s huge uprising.
    Singing finally started. It was a guy. A nice, smooth voice.

                Time
                It fell away from me
                Mine
                The only life I see
                I
                Can’t change this destiny
                So stop
                You’re blocking me
                You don’t want me to see
                Where I came from
                What I’m going to be
                You’re hiding history
                My life’s a mystery
                I want to go back
                Go back
                Find the past
                ‘Cause…
                Every generation feels your joy
                Knows your pain
                Every generation falls in love
                That takes the blame
                Every generation rises up
                Makes a name
                They feel the joy
                Know the pain
                We are the same

    It took until the chorus for Kat to recognize the voice. His voice had changed some; it was deeper now. But it had that same silky, peaceful tone that had lulled her to sleep thousands of times. She screamed.
    Again and again.
    Her feet suddenly had a life of their own. She ran in place … like ultra fast football feet. “Oh my gosh! Oh my gosh!” And more screaming. Then she started bounding around. Like she was Tigger on Red Bull.
    She reached out and grabbed Jackson and gave him a bouncy-type hug. She bounded away from him and then something happened. There was this tiny white cord that short-leashed her. Down she went. Down went Jackson, landing on top of her. She let out a “Humph,” and then followed it with a rash of uncontrollable giggles.
    Jackson was laughing too. He seemed to be laughing too hard to get off her. She had to roll him off, as she felt lightheaded from the combination of laughing and having her lungs compressed.
    When Jackson rolled onto his back he held up his iPod. “Saved it,” he said. “Phew. You would have been dead if it hit the patio.”
    She glanced to her right. They were dangerously close to the concrete patio. The iPod would have smashed for sure. Oops. She hadn’t even remembered being connected to it. ‘Cause hello—Ben Wilder! No freakin way!
    “I can NOT believe this! You’re doing a video for Ben Wilder . Aah!” She couldn’t help but to scream again.
    The sliding glass door to the kitchen opened. It was her dad. “Everything okay out here?” he asked. Kat could hear the disapproval in his voice.
    She knew that she and Jackson looked peculiar lying on the grass. Their legs were still partially intertwined. And she had been screaming. Her dad probably would have been loading one of his shotguns about now if it were any guy other than Jackson.
    “Uh, fine Dad. There was … a bug. A big bug. It … uh … landed on my shoulder. And I kind of freaked.” Her dad squinted at them with a look of parental skepticism. So she added, “And then we tripped … I tripped over Jackson’s earbuds, so I fell, then he fell on top of me trying to save his iPod from getting smashed.”
    Kat’s dad looked them over again. He shook his head, as if he was saying “crazy kids” and shut the door without saying a word. Kat and Jackson burst out laughing.
    Jackson turned his head to hers and mouthed, “Liar, liar.”
    “I had to,” she said softly. “I couldn’t tell him what I was really freaking out about, right? Sworn to secrecy and all that.”
    Jackson’s eyebrows furrowed. “There’s ways to get around it

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