Damned If I Do
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I have to read it a few times to really get what it means.
“What the fuck?”
Meet me at Twin Fangs tonite. Wear something cute.
This doesn’t sound like Edie at all. At first, panic overcomes me, and I wonder if she’s being held captive and whoever is doing this is trying to lure me into some sort of trap. Surely they don’t know my feelings. I’ve been careful to keep myself and my digging separate from being associated with the Harker.
Then I calm down and realize that it’s just wh...at it is—a joke. Edie never writes anything like that, so it has to be tongue-in-cheek. Plus, she’d never say “tonite”. She always makes sure to use correct grammar and punctuation. On the contrary, I don’t do that at all because I know it gets her riled up. I learned five months ago that a riled up Edie is still better than the despondent one she can be whenever she gets pulled into the throes of her depression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have to read it a few times to really get what it means.
“What the fuck?”
Meet me at Twin Fangs tonite. Wear something cute.
This doesn’t sound like Edie at all. At first, panic overcomes me, and I wonder if she’s being held captive and whoever is doing this is trying to lure me into some sort of trap. Surely they don’t know my feelings. I’ve been careful to keep myself and my digging separate from being associated with the Harker.
Then I calm down and realize that it’s just wh...at it is—a joke. Edie never writes anything like that, so it has to be tongue-in-cheek. Plus, she’d never say “tonite”. She always makes sure to use correct grammar and punctuation. On the contrary, I don’t do that at all because I know it gets her riled up. I learned five months ago that a riled up Edie is still better than the despondent one she can be whenever she gets pulled into the throes of her depression.
What to read after Damned If I Do?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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