Devil's Food Cake
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“Mom?” Shawn asked. “Are you there?”
“I-I’m here,” Sadie said. “But I’m very confused. Josh is with you?”
“Yep,” Shawn said in an I’ve-already-told-you-that-three-times tone of voice.
“He was okay having me ask him questions?”
“Well, I wouldn’t say that. But he was easily convinced that coming without a fight was better than having me stuff him in his duffel bag and haul him in.”
Sadie felt her stomach drop and her hand tightened around the phone. “Please tell me you’re kidding. You didn’t . . .... make him come, did you?”
“Like I said, I convinced him to come,” Shawn said, not picking up on Sadie’s alarm. “I can be quite convincing, Mom. It’s a gift.”
Sadie closed her eyes and braced herself for the answer to her next question. “Is he tied up?”
“Tied up?” Shawn repeated. “No, he’s not tied up. He’s more like strapped in.”
Sadie tried to take a deep cleansing breath, but it didn’t work. “You have got to be kidding me!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Mom?” Shawn asked. “Are you there?”
“I-I’m here,” Sadie said. “But I’m very confused. Josh is with you?”
“Yep,” Shawn said in an I’ve-already-told-you-that-three-times tone of voice.
“He was okay having me ask him questions?”
“Well, I wouldn’t say that. But he was easily convinced that coming without a fight was better than having me stuff him in his duffel bag and haul him in.”
Sadie felt her stomach drop and her hand tightened around the phone. “Please tell me you’re kidding. You didn’t . . .... make him come, did you?”
“Like I said, I convinced him to come,” Shawn said, not picking up on Sadie’s alarm. “I can be quite convincing, Mom. It’s a gift.”
Sadie closed her eyes and braced herself for the answer to her next question. “Is he tied up?”
“Tied up?” Shawn repeated. “No, he’s not tied up. He’s more like strapped in.”
Sadie tried to take a deep cleansing breath, but it didn’t work. “You have got to be kidding me!”
What to read after Devil's Food Cake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josi S. Kilpack to read onlineMoreLess
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