Hometown Girl
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He had twenty minutes to shower, shave, and get his ass to the Crow’s Nest—that was if he was right about the date. He probably should have asked Mel what day it was before she stormed out. After his job performance last week, he’d be lucky if Pete didn’t have him in the kitchen doing dishes. He was making enough money with his art that he didn’t need to tend bar anymore, but it gave him time to people watch, to fill his creative well, and besides, he loved it.
When he shouldered his way thr...ough the door of the Crow’s Nest, he was only five minutes late. If he’d been a day late, there would be customers at the bar. Pete and Francis did twin head-turns and wore matching expressions that had all the hair on the back of his neck standing at attention. This week was definitely one for the suckathon record books.
“Hi, Pete, Francis.” He made his way to the bar. “Pete, I’m sorry I’m late. You wanted to see me?”
Pete turned the stool next to him around.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had twenty minutes to shower, shave, and get his ass to the Crow’s Nest—that was if he was right about the date. He probably should have asked Mel what day it was before she stormed out. After his job performance last week, he’d be lucky if Pete didn’t have him in the kitchen doing dishes. He was making enough money with his art that he didn’t need to tend bar anymore, but it gave him time to people watch, to fill his creative well, and besides, he loved it.
When he shouldered his way thr...ough the door of the Crow’s Nest, he was only five minutes late. If he’d been a day late, there would be customers at the bar. Pete and Francis did twin head-turns and wore matching expressions that had all the hair on the back of his neck standing at attention. This week was definitely one for the suckathon record books.
“Hi, Pete, Francis.” He made his way to the bar. “Pete, I’m sorry I’m late. You wanted to see me?”
Pete turned the stool next to him around.
What to read after Hometown Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Kaye to read onlineMoreLess
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