Hidden in the Stars (Falling Stars #2)
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Before I can answer, she complains, "I hate carrying this thing. Tell me again why I couldn't just bring my Surface to go through the pictures?" "The song is chosen and I'm all ready to record it tomorrow. As for the portfolio," I adjust a corner from poking my leg, "he wasn't specific on what he wanted to see, so it's best to have them both. He may prefer physical photographs to digital." I shrug.
With a heavy sigh, she sits back in the uncomfortable bus seat.
"What song did you choose?..." she asks, brushing lint away from a black tee with Got Milk? in bold, white lettering across her double Ds.
"Shape of My Heart," I respond.
"By Sting?" She studies my face.
I nod.
"I hate how sad you are." Her lips purse and brow furrows.
"I'm fine." I give a small but sincere smile.
"Mmhmm." Keeping the pursed lips, she cocks one brow, disbelievingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before I can answer, she complains, "I hate carrying this thing. Tell me again why I couldn't just bring my Surface to go through the pictures?" "The song is chosen and I'm all ready to record it tomorrow. As for the portfolio," I adjust a corner from poking my leg, "he wasn't specific on what he wanted to see, so it's best to have them both. He may prefer physical photographs to digital." I shrug.
With a heavy sigh, she sits back in the uncomfortable bus seat.
"What song did you choose?..." she asks, brushing lint away from a black tee with Got Milk? in bold, white lettering across her double Ds.
"Shape of My Heart," I respond.
"By Sting?" She studies my face.
I nod.
"I hate how sad you are." Her lips purse and brow furrows.
"I'm fine." I give a small but sincere smile.
"Mmhmm." Keeping the pursed lips, she cocks one brow, disbelievingly.
What to read after Hidden in the Stars (Falling Stars #2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sadie Grubor to read onlineMoreLess
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