I Need You
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Eva slid a plate of pancakes across the counter to me. I sat on a stool on the opposite side, not smiling. I felt like shit. “Have you heard from Lindy lately?” I met Eva’s far-too-perceptive gaze. “Not since her text. that said, you’re a jerk. I hate you.” It had come just after midnight on the last night I’d dropped her back at hers.“She’s the jerk. I can’t believe she doesn’t see what you feel for her. I––”My teeth gritted, neither did I. “Stop it, Eva, I don’t want to talk about it.” “But––”...“Have you and Lindy parted ways entirely then?” Mom walked into the room, interrupting Eva before she could launch into her favorite everything-that-is-wrong-with-Lindy-Martin speech, I’d heard it a lot in the last few days. Eva no longer thought Lindy was nice. Sleeping with, and then ignoring, her brother equaled “not nice” in Eva’s eyes. To me, it just equaled pain. “Yes, Mom.” I think so. I hadn’t told my family yet but I’d been looking at places to live in Portland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eva slid a plate of pancakes across the counter to me. I sat on a stool on the opposite side, not smiling. I felt like shit. “Have you heard from Lindy lately?” I met Eva’s far-too-perceptive gaze. “Not since her text. that said, you’re a jerk. I hate you.” It had come just after midnight on the last night I’d dropped her back at hers.“She’s the jerk. I can’t believe she doesn’t see what you feel for her. I––”My teeth gritted, neither did I. “Stop it, Eva, I don’t want to talk about it.” “But––”...“Have you and Lindy parted ways entirely then?” Mom walked into the room, interrupting Eva before she could launch into her favorite everything-that-is-wrong-with-Lindy-Martin speech, I’d heard it a lot in the last few days. Eva no longer thought Lindy was nice. Sleeping with, and then ignoring, her brother equaled “not nice” in Eva’s eyes. To me, it just equaled pain. “Yes, Mom.” I think so. I hadn’t told my family yet but I’d been looking at places to live in Portland.
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