Burning Bright
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I missed Flynn and he missed me, but we both had school and Flynn had his jobs so I didn’t see much of him until the following Friday. We couldn’t even talk for long. Flynn never had much credit on his phone – for ages he hadn’t owned a phone at all – and now, thanks to Mum cutting back my allowance, I didn’t either.
Anyway I didn’t want to speak to him on the phone. I wanted to see him. I wanted him to leave his jobs, to stop meeting Siobhan from work, to forget about his da and his homewor...k and all his responsibilities.
I hated not having any money of my own. Flynn gave most of what he earned to his mum, so between us we had barely enough to scrape together the price of a cup of coffee. It made going out anywhere almost impossible. I’d already decided to get a job – which I suspected was going to mean another argument with Mum, who was bound to complain it would get in the way of my schoolwork.
By Thurday I was feeling really miserable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I missed Flynn and he missed me, but we both had school and Flynn had his jobs so I didn’t see much of him until the following Friday. We couldn’t even talk for long. Flynn never had much credit on his phone – for ages he hadn’t owned a phone at all – and now, thanks to Mum cutting back my allowance, I didn’t either.
Anyway I didn’t want to speak to him on the phone. I wanted to see him. I wanted him to leave his jobs, to stop meeting Siobhan from work, to forget about his da and his homewor...k and all his responsibilities.
I hated not having any money of my own. Flynn gave most of what he earned to his mum, so between us we had barely enough to scrape together the price of a cup of coffee. It made going out anywhere almost impossible. I’d already decided to get a job – which I suspected was going to mean another argument with Mum, who was bound to complain it would get in the way of my schoolwork.
By Thurday I was feeling really miserable.
What to read after Burning Bright?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Mckenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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