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The Girl Who Saved Me

English · On the rack since

  • Ch. 1–2 free

The Girl Who Saved Me is a novel in English. Chapters 1 and 2 can be read on this site as a free preview.

Keep reading in the official app

  1. 1 Install the official app from your store.
  2. 2 Open it and enter code 592187 — the book opens at chapter 3.

From the back cover

On her eighteenth birthday, a girl climbs to the roof of her apartment building, only to find Sophia already perched on the ledge, surrounded by floating comments that mock her as a supporting character. The girl pulls Sophia back and admits she came to jump first, because her parents told her to and because she was born unable to feel emotions, only to mimic them. Sophia, who has just learned her adoptive family keeps her as a living organ bank for their daughter Chloe, listens as the girl describes a life spent copying grief and joy she cannot feel.

Inside the book Opening excerpt

The day I turned eighteen, I climbed to the roof of my apartment building.

But someone else was already there, perched on the edge, and a stream of comments floated in the air above her head.

[What’s this? Another jumper? Did the supporting character call for backup?]

[She’s so dramatic. The heroine’s family gave her a home for ten years, and now she’s acting like this just because they asked for a little heart donation.]

[Hey, the new jumper is walking over. What’s she gonna do?]

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Contents

Chapters 1 and 2 are on this page. Chapters marked with a lock continue in the official app.

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Questions at the counter

Which chapters of The Girl Who Saved Me are free?

Chapters 1 and 2 are free to read on this page, in English. From chapter 3 the book continues in the official app.

Where do I keep reading The Girl Who Saved Me after chapter 2?

In the official app. Install it, enter code 592187, and the book opens where this preview stops — chapter 3.

What is The Girl Who Saved Me about?

On her eighteenth birthday, a girl climbs to the roof of her apartment building, only to find Sophia already perched on the ledge, surrounded by floating comments that mock her as a supporting character. The girl pulls Sophia back and admits she came to jump first, because her parents told her to and because she was born unable to feel emotions, only to mimic them. Sophia, who has just learned her adoptive family keeps her as a living organ bank for their daughter Chloe, listens as the girl describes a life spent copying grief and joy she cannot feel.

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