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When I step onto the bus, I wonder if I should sit behind the bus driver or in front of Delia and Torey. I have my answer when I remember the day that Cherish sat next to me. I park myself in the seat in front of them and turn around to say good morning.
“Morning.” Delia pulls the piece of old gum out of her mouth and pops in a new piece. It’s 7:17 AM and she’s already on her second piece of gum.
I make an effort to say something to Torey. “So how was your brother’s wedding?”
It’s hard to hear h...er reply because when the bus comes to a quick stop, the brakes screech and whine. “Hysterical—my brother fainted before he said ‘I do.’”
“No kidding?” Torey and Delia start laughing. I’m on the outside of their private joke.
“And when Debbie went to check on him, her high heels got caught on her long dress. She fell on top of him,” Torey says, smacking her hands together. “It was like they couldn’t wait to do it only they didn’t get it quite right.” Delia’s laughing so hard she has tears in her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I step onto the bus, I wonder if I should sit behind the bus driver or in front of Delia and Torey. I have my answer when I remember the day that Cherish sat next to me. I park myself in the seat in front of them and turn around to say good morning.
“Morning.” Delia pulls the piece of old gum out of her mouth and pops in a new piece. It’s 7:17 AM and she’s already on her second piece of gum.
I make an effort to say something to Torey. “So how was your brother’s wedding?”
It’s hard to hear h...er reply because when the bus comes to a quick stop, the brakes screech and whine. “Hysterical—my brother fainted before he said ‘I do.’”
“No kidding?” Torey and Delia start laughing. I’m on the outside of their private joke.
“And when Debbie went to check on him, her high heels got caught on her long dress. She fell on top of him,” Torey says, smacking her hands together. “It was like they couldn’t wait to do it only they didn’t get it quite right.” Delia’s laughing so hard she has tears in her eyes.
What to read after Calli?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andersen, Jessica to read onlineMoreLess
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