Defy the Stars
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It was raining and I’d been hurrying along the street, pulling my hood over my head so that my hair wouldn’t get wet and frizz up. I’d been looking around the whole way, wondering where he was. Despite my attempts to spot him, he stayed out of sight until I got there, when I saw him at last on the other side of the road.
He waved, then darted through the traffic and rushed up to me.
‘It’s our first date all over again,’ he said.
I grinned as we went into the café. This was, indeed, t...he first place we had ever come on our own together. Back then, almost two years ago, I’d bumped into him on the Broadway with his sister, Siobhan. He had dropped her at the hair salon where she worked, then asked me if I wanted a cup of coffee. We hardly knew each other back then, just a few weeks into the rehearsals for Romeo and Juliet.
‘That wasn’t really a date,’ I said, as Flynn led me over to the same table where we’d sat on that first occasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was raining and I’d been hurrying along the street, pulling my hood over my head so that my hair wouldn’t get wet and frizz up. I’d been looking around the whole way, wondering where he was. Despite my attempts to spot him, he stayed out of sight until I got there, when I saw him at last on the other side of the road.
He waved, then darted through the traffic and rushed up to me.
‘It’s our first date all over again,’ he said.
I grinned as we went into the café. This was, indeed, t...he first place we had ever come on our own together. Back then, almost two years ago, I’d bumped into him on the Broadway with his sister, Siobhan. He had dropped her at the hair salon where she worked, then asked me if I wanted a cup of coffee. We hardly knew each other back then, just a few weeks into the rehearsals for Romeo and Juliet.
‘That wasn’t really a date,’ I said, as Flynn led me over to the same table where we’d sat on that first occasion.
What to read after Defy the Stars?
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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