Firegirl
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Jeff wasn’t at the bus, and he wasn’t in his seat in class. Maybe he wouldn’t be in at all. I wished he wouldn’t be. But Jessica was. She was sitting quietly in the seat next to mine when I came in. The whole day before, I was worried she might call to ask where I’d been on Saturday after lunch, because she didn’t see me or any awesome sports car. But she didn’t call. Maybe she was at her doctor’s all day anyway. It didn’t matter.
I was too mad to talk to anybody on Sunday. I barely said anythin...g to my parents, even though they asked me a few times what was going on. But now, in the minutes before class got started, I couldn’t stand it. I turned to her.
“The whole car thing didn’t happen,” I said. “Sorry.”
“Neither did New Haven,” she said. “I was at home.”
How stupid. “Sorry.” That was all we said.
Mrs. Tracy came in, and we stood for morning prayers. When they ended, Jeff walked through the door and slid into his seat. His expression seemed hard and empty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jeff wasn’t at the bus, and he wasn’t in his seat in class. Maybe he wouldn’t be in at all. I wished he wouldn’t be. But Jessica was. She was sitting quietly in the seat next to mine when I came in. The whole day before, I was worried she might call to ask where I’d been on Saturday after lunch, because she didn’t see me or any awesome sports car. But she didn’t call. Maybe she was at her doctor’s all day anyway. It didn’t matter.
I was too mad to talk to anybody on Sunday. I barely said anythin...g to my parents, even though they asked me a few times what was going on. But now, in the minutes before class got started, I couldn’t stand it. I turned to her.
“The whole car thing didn’t happen,” I said. “Sorry.”
“Neither did New Haven,” she said. “I was at home.”
How stupid. “Sorry.” That was all we said.
Mrs. Tracy came in, and we stood for morning prayers. When they ended, Jeff walked through the door and slid into his seat. His expression seemed hard and empty.
What to read after Firegirl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tony Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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