Envy (Fury)
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JD wanted to talk. To her. To Em. To his lovelorn former best friend, who he had been shunning for months. On Thursday afternoon he texted: We should meet. Em’s heart nearly exploded.
That’s all it took, she thought wryly. Boy sees girl attempting sacrifice in graveyard, boy falls back in love. Why didn’t I think of that before?
So around eight o’clock on Thursday night, after a strained dinner with her parents, Em threw her hair into a messy bun, put her Sorel boots over her sweatpants, and mar...ched over to the Founts’ front door.
One thing was clear: If she wanted to save her relationship with JD, it was time to talk. She might not be able to tell him the whole truth, but Em was determined to make him understand . . . something. Whether it took burying the past or explaining part of the present or fibbing around the truth, Em was going to make amends.
She knocked. As soon as she did, though, she lost some of her certainty. The last time she’d stood here, she’d been screaming at Drea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JD wanted to talk. To her. To Em. To his lovelorn former best friend, who he had been shunning for months. On Thursday afternoon he texted: We should meet. Em’s heart nearly exploded.
That’s all it took, she thought wryly. Boy sees girl attempting sacrifice in graveyard, boy falls back in love. Why didn’t I think of that before?
So around eight o’clock on Thursday night, after a strained dinner with her parents, Em threw her hair into a messy bun, put her Sorel boots over her sweatpants, and mar...ched over to the Founts’ front door.
One thing was clear: If she wanted to save her relationship with JD, it was time to talk. She might not be able to tell him the whole truth, but Em was determined to make him understand . . . something. Whether it took burying the past or explaining part of the present or fibbing around the truth, Em was going to make amends.
She knocked. As soon as she did, though, she lost some of her certainty. The last time she’d stood here, she’d been screaming at Drea.
What to read after Envy (Fury)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth T Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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