Escaping Fate
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Hot greasy smells wafted out from the kitchen, burning away the lingering stench of smoke. I smiled and leaned into the booth. It squeaked as I moved, but the sound was quickly lost to the din.
“Does everyone in town come here?” I asked, surprised by how packed the restaurant was.
“Pretty much,” Tanner admitted. “There isn’t a lot of choice in restaurants here, but they do make great hamburgers, so it doesn’t seem to bother anybody.”
I nodded my head, neither agreeing nor disagreeing. I had to a...dmit that I didn’t hate Grainer quite as much as I had a few days ago, but I was willing to bet that had more to do with Tanner’s presence than the charm of country living.
If only my family’s history was not hanging over my head, I would have felt completely at home.
“Do you really hate it here,” Tanner asked as if reading my thoughts.
“It’s not as bad as I thought it would be.” I smiled. Tanner brightened. I knew I must be acting a little sullen, but as the day grew closer to its end it was harder for me to keep my thoughts light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hot greasy smells wafted out from the kitchen, burning away the lingering stench of smoke. I smiled and leaned into the booth. It squeaked as I moved, but the sound was quickly lost to the din.
“Does everyone in town come here?” I asked, surprised by how packed the restaurant was.
“Pretty much,” Tanner admitted. “There isn’t a lot of choice in restaurants here, but they do make great hamburgers, so it doesn’t seem to bother anybody.”
I nodded my head, neither agreeing nor disagreeing. I had to a...dmit that I didn’t hate Grainer quite as much as I had a few days ago, but I was willing to bet that had more to do with Tanner’s presence than the charm of country living.
If only my family’s history was not hanging over my head, I would have felt completely at home.
“Do you really hate it here,” Tanner asked as if reading my thoughts.
“It’s not as bad as I thought it would be.” I smiled. Tanner brightened. I knew I must be acting a little sullen, but as the day grew closer to its end it was harder for me to keep my thoughts light.
What to read after Escaping Fate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delsheree Gladden to read onlineMoreLess
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