Calendar Girl
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They had their heads together plotting their cruise. My phone rang and I shushed them.
‘Well, pa-ah-ahrdon us,’ Jack said and I stuck my tongue out at him.
‘Hey, Merritt,’ Eli said. I could tell right away.
‘What’s wrong?’ ‘I have to talk to you.’ The wind whipped at his cell phone and I lost his voice for a moment.
‘Is this you have to talk to me as in we have to talk?’ I asked boldly though my stomach had bottomed out and I felt sick.
There was a long pause where all I could hear was his breat...h and the wind. Traffic noise butted in once or twice but then he said, ‘It is. But it’s not what you think–’ ‘Let me guess, it’s not me, it’s you,’ I said softly, biting my lips, determined not to cry. Why? Why had I let myself like this guy so much? It was far from love but had definitely tiptoed into the region of huge like and appreciation. I really liked Eli and how he handled himself. How he made me laugh. How generous, kind and funny he was.
‘It’s not you, Merritt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had their heads together plotting their cruise. My phone rang and I shushed them.
‘Well, pa-ah-ahrdon us,’ Jack said and I stuck my tongue out at him.
‘Hey, Merritt,’ Eli said. I could tell right away.
‘What’s wrong?’ ‘I have to talk to you.’ The wind whipped at his cell phone and I lost his voice for a moment.
‘Is this you have to talk to me as in we have to talk?’ I asked boldly though my stomach had bottomed out and I felt sick.
There was a long pause where all I could hear was his breat...h and the wind. Traffic noise butted in once or twice but then he said, ‘It is. But it’s not what you think–’ ‘Let me guess, it’s not me, it’s you,’ I said softly, biting my lips, determined not to cry. Why? Why had I let myself like this guy so much? It was far from love but had definitely tiptoed into the region of huge like and appreciation. I really liked Eli and how he handled himself. How he made me laugh. How generous, kind and funny he was.
‘It’s not you, Merritt.
What to read after Calendar Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sommer Marsden to read onlineMoreLess
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