Icebreaker
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Adam chugged down the Heineken Anthony handed him. The Blades had lost three games in a row. Saari and the rest of the young guys were punctual to practice, but Saari projected an air of boredom, even though he was practicing up to par. Adam decided he’d let it go for now. If he rode Saari continually, there could be a backlash. He wanted the players to respect him, not think he was a dick.
He’d been seeing Sinead for a month now. They were pretty much keeping it quiet, which wasn’t hard to do, ...since finding time to see each other wasn’t easy. Sinead was still fretting a bit about their seeing each other being unethical, but Adam had discovered the way to silence her was with a kiss.
“What’s on your mind, bro?” asked Anthony, cracking open his brew.
“We seem to be on a losing streak.”
“It’ll pass, though, right?”
“It better.”
“How’s it going with Sinead?”
Adam considered the question. “Pretty well, I think. It’s hard to tell sometimes. We don’t see each other as much as I thought we might.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adam chugged down the Heineken Anthony handed him. The Blades had lost three games in a row. Saari and the rest of the young guys were punctual to practice, but Saari projected an air of boredom, even though he was practicing up to par. Adam decided he’d let it go for now. If he rode Saari continually, there could be a backlash. He wanted the players to respect him, not think he was a dick.
He’d been seeing Sinead for a month now. They were pretty much keeping it quiet, which wasn’t hard to do, ...since finding time to see each other wasn’t easy. Sinead was still fretting a bit about their seeing each other being unethical, but Adam had discovered the way to silence her was with a kiss.
“What’s on your mind, bro?” asked Anthony, cracking open his brew.
“We seem to be on a losing streak.”
“It’ll pass, though, right?”
“It better.”
“How’s it going with Sinead?”
Adam considered the question. “Pretty well, I think. It’s hard to tell sometimes. We don’t see each other as much as I thought we might.”
What to read after Icebreaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deirdre Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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