Bearly Interested
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Sidney insisted on walking into every open bar, cafe and pub on the street. Places that Angie had walked by every night on her way home from work, hearing the laughter and good times coming from within but never joining in.
Well tonight she was a part of the laughs.
First up was a karaoke bar filled with possibly the worst singers in the state. People who came to New York to make it big because their mothers told them they sung like an angel, even though they had no formal voice training. Sidney... quickly made friends with a large table of Japanese men who bought them round after round of sake bombs.
Angie was crying laughing as Sidney serenaded her with a drunken, off-key version of On Bended Knee by Boys II Men with the swaying Japanese men providing the squawky background vocals. The whole karaoke bar joined in, singing to her in a clusterfuk of earsplitting pitches, confused tones and messed up lyrics. At the end of the song she was standing on her chair clapping and cheering.
Sidney ran up to her and swept her off the chair and out of the bar to a round of thunderous applause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sidney insisted on walking into every open bar, cafe and pub on the street. Places that Angie had walked by every night on her way home from work, hearing the laughter and good times coming from within but never joining in.
Well tonight she was a part of the laughs.
First up was a karaoke bar filled with possibly the worst singers in the state. People who came to New York to make it big because their mothers told them they sung like an angel, even though they had no formal voice training. Sidney... quickly made friends with a large table of Japanese men who bought them round after round of sake bombs.
Angie was crying laughing as Sidney serenaded her with a drunken, off-key version of On Bended Knee by Boys II Men with the swaying Japanese men providing the squawky background vocals. The whole karaoke bar joined in, singing to her in a clusterfuk of earsplitting pitches, confused tones and messed up lyrics. At the end of the song she was standing on her chair clapping and cheering.
Sidney ran up to her and swept her off the chair and out of the bar to a round of thunderous applause.
What to read after Bearly Interested?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kim Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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