Breakdown (Crash Into Me)
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Plugging in my phone, I sat on Mom’s antique sofa while I was still covered in dried flour batter and the smell of yeast was starting to come through my shoes and jeans. Truth be told, I was barely aware I was even doing it, that subconscious desire to make her mad getting pushed through the colander when my head was full of William and racing. When I realized it, I giggled to myself and leaned back. The sofa wasn’t comfortable at all, and not nearly as pretty as Mom thought—really, a waste of s...pace and money.Me: You didn’t have to bring me my car.Do-gooder: No excuse for giving yourself pneumonia, Jumper.How did he know I would walk home? That I would do that before calling anyone else, even him? Did he already know how prideful I was? Or was I just that obvious?Do-gooder: But I’ll take that as a thank you.Me: I take it you fixed the filter? What do I owe you for that?Do-gooder: A dozen cookies.You: Be serious.Do-gooder: 10,000 cookies.I laughed. Stopping myself and starting again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plugging in my phone, I sat on Mom’s antique sofa while I was still covered in dried flour batter and the smell of yeast was starting to come through my shoes and jeans. Truth be told, I was barely aware I was even doing it, that subconscious desire to make her mad getting pushed through the colander when my head was full of William and racing. When I realized it, I giggled to myself and leaned back. The sofa wasn’t comfortable at all, and not nearly as pretty as Mom thought—really, a waste of s...pace and money.Me: You didn’t have to bring me my car.Do-gooder: No excuse for giving yourself pneumonia, Jumper.How did he know I would walk home? That I would do that before calling anyone else, even him? Did he already know how prideful I was? Or was I just that obvious?Do-gooder: But I’ll take that as a thank you.Me: I take it you fixed the filter? What do I owe you for that?Do-gooder: A dozen cookies.You: Be serious.Do-gooder: 10,000 cookies.I laughed. Stopping myself and starting again.
What to read after Breakdown (Crash Into Me)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lance, Amanda to read onlineMoreLess
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