A Convenient Arrangement (2016)
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Justin dropped the rubber ball to the court.
“Thanks.” The sarcasm was automatic, but Leo knew his brother was right.
Justin slammed the ball into the wall and Leo’s rubber soles squeaked on the wooden floor as he raced to return the shot. He stumbled and Justin easily scored the point.
“Playing like shit, too.” Justin bounced the ball and turned back toward his brother. “Which is okay with me, because this is game point.”
Leo bent forward. He couldn’t keep his mind in the game. He’d hoped this ...match would distract him from his thoughts of Gwen. Two weeks. Two weeks, and he’d yet to go three minutes without his mind wandering to Gwen. His brother wiping the floor with him didn’t seem to be helping.
Justin served and the ball whizzed right by Leo, well within his reach, and yet his racquet missed by a mile.
“Finished.” Justin headed toward the doorway without his normal victory salute or brotherly ribbing. He had to know that he didn’t have a worthy opponent in Leo today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Justin dropped the rubber ball to the court.
“Thanks.” The sarcasm was automatic, but Leo knew his brother was right.
Justin slammed the ball into the wall and Leo’s rubber soles squeaked on the wooden floor as he raced to return the shot. He stumbled and Justin easily scored the point.
“Playing like shit, too.” Justin bounced the ball and turned back toward his brother. “Which is okay with me, because this is game point.”
Leo bent forward. He couldn’t keep his mind in the game. He’d hoped this ...match would distract him from his thoughts of Gwen. Two weeks. Two weeks, and he’d yet to go three minutes without his mind wandering to Gwen. His brother wiping the floor with him didn’t seem to be helping.
Justin served and the ball whizzed right by Leo, well within his reach, and yet his racquet missed by a mile.
“Finished.” Justin headed toward the doorway without his normal victory salute or brotherly ribbing. He had to know that he didn’t have a worthy opponent in Leo today.
What to read after A Convenient Arrangement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Marr to read onlineMoreLess
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