Harp's Song
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Emma says with her arms crossed over her chest.
“Fine. Just promise not to go overboard, ok?”
“I heard you the twenty millionth time you told me that, Harp. I got it. You just need to trust me. Now, get your butt in this chair so I can do your makeup.”
Rolling my eyes, I move from Emma’s bed to the chair she’s placed in her bathroom.
“Hey Emma, can I ask you something?”
“Sure, anything.”
“Did you know that Connor and Taylor … you know?”
“Yeah,” she says wincing and looking at me. “I had heard th...rough the rumor mill.”
“Yeah, that’s what I thought. I found out the other day when I heard some girls talking about them in the bathroom,” I tell her. “We … you know, haven’t … and now I’m freaking out that we should.”
“Harp, I love you, but sometimes I wonder what planet you live on,” she says chuckling.
“Could you be more specific?”
Sighing, she hops onto the counter and holds herself up with her arms, “Harp, I don’t know why you are so … how do I say this?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emma says with her arms crossed over her chest.
“Fine. Just promise not to go overboard, ok?”
“I heard you the twenty millionth time you told me that, Harp. I got it. You just need to trust me. Now, get your butt in this chair so I can do your makeup.”
Rolling my eyes, I move from Emma’s bed to the chair she’s placed in her bathroom.
“Hey Emma, can I ask you something?”
“Sure, anything.”
“Did you know that Connor and Taylor … you know?”
“Yeah,” she says wincing and looking at me. “I had heard th...rough the rumor mill.”
“Yeah, that’s what I thought. I found out the other day when I heard some girls talking about them in the bathroom,” I tell her. “We … you know, haven’t … and now I’m freaking out that we should.”
“Harp, I love you, but sometimes I wonder what planet you live on,” she says chuckling.
“Could you be more specific?”
Sighing, she hops onto the counter and holds herself up with her arms, “Harp, I don’t know why you are so … how do I say this?
What to read after Harp's Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shine, Cassie to read onlineMoreLess
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