Getting to Third Date (2006)
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That was a bit harsh. We were just talking about a silly advice column—no one took it seriously, did they? Even the burning was probably what the TV news said—students blowing off steam for a little attention. Wasn’t it? It was my turn to regroup. Fortunately, I’m as good (maybe better) at it than Tyler. “Well, that’s what they fail to pay you the big bucks for. You’re the editor. Sookie’s right: You figure out how to take advantage of the controversy. Let her do an investigative piece. Leave me... out of it. I stand by my advice.”
“Oh yeah? Well maybe we should run your face instead of Mother Hubbard’s tomorrow. Maybe then you wouldn’t have such an easy time telling people they’re wasting their time.”
“What’s so wrong with telling people to use common sense instead of wishful thinking? Facts are facts. The guy—or girl—who is borrowing notes is not Prince or Princess Charming. They just want to pass the class, not make a pass.”
Sookie sighed. “Spoken like an engineering major.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was a bit harsh. We were just talking about a silly advice column—no one took it seriously, did they? Even the burning was probably what the TV news said—students blowing off steam for a little attention. Wasn’t it? It was my turn to regroup. Fortunately, I’m as good (maybe better) at it than Tyler. “Well, that’s what they fail to pay you the big bucks for. You’re the editor. Sookie’s right: You figure out how to take advantage of the controversy. Let her do an investigative piece. Leave me... out of it. I stand by my advice.”
“Oh yeah? Well maybe we should run your face instead of Mother Hubbard’s tomorrow. Maybe then you wouldn’t have such an easy time telling people they’re wasting their time.”
“What’s so wrong with telling people to use common sense instead of wishful thinking? Facts are facts. The guy—or girl—who is borrowing notes is not Prince or Princess Charming. They just want to pass the class, not make a pass.”
Sookie sighed. “Spoken like an engineering major.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelly Mcclymer to read onlineMoreLess
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