A Tinfoil Sky
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Tuesday had been nine days, Wednesday seven. Thursday six, Friday five, and now it was already Saturday again. Paul had come by the library every day, and it seemed that he came specifically to see her, often taking the bus with her to Frohberger’s, then the two of them getting a pop or an ice cream while they waited for Paul’s bus.
Mel found herself feeling guilty that the days until Cecily’s return seemed to rush by, almost too quickly. She began rehearsing what she would tell Cecily – hoping ...she could convince her that staying, at least until the end of the summer, was a good idea. And she felt guilty for not sending another letter – even though she’d often thought about writing Cecily and telling her about the job or Paul or even about how Gladys had seemed better, not so angry all the time. But now, with only four days left, a letter wouldn’t arrive in time. And anyway, Mel decided, it would be easier to convince Cecily to stay if she saw for herself how good things were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tuesday had been nine days, Wednesday seven. Thursday six, Friday five, and now it was already Saturday again. Paul had come by the library every day, and it seemed that he came specifically to see her, often taking the bus with her to Frohberger’s, then the two of them getting a pop or an ice cream while they waited for Paul’s bus.
Mel found herself feeling guilty that the days until Cecily’s return seemed to rush by, almost too quickly. She began rehearsing what she would tell Cecily – hoping ...she could convince her that staying, at least until the end of the summer, was a good idea. And she felt guilty for not sending another letter – even though she’d often thought about writing Cecily and telling her about the job or Paul or even about how Gladys had seemed better, not so angry all the time. But now, with only four days left, a letter wouldn’t arrive in time. And anyway, Mel decided, it would be easier to convince Cecily to stay if she saw for herself how good things were.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cyndi Sand-Eveland to read onlineMoreLess
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