If You Could See What I See
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Grandma said. “The three of you look like wrecks.”
Lacey, Tory, and I stood in the circular driveway of Grandma’s home, her fountain flowing high in the middle. She had told us to wear jeans and boots—not fancy boots. It was Saturday, and I was so tired from working that it felt like peanut butter had invaded my bloodstream. I could hardly move.
Lacey was battling morning sickness and was the color of white sheets with light green stains. Cassidy had been caught by the PE teacher, a friend of La...cey’s, having sex with Cody in the locker room. Cassidy’s excuse was, “I earned an A on my AP Chemistry test and I wanted to celebrate, Mom!” Regan had brought home yet another mouse that was now loose in the house, and Hayden had been crying.
Tory was wiped out, as she can’t sleep without Scotty, that “freakoid, nerdy, computer obsessed weirdo robot and I hate him.”
“Your outfit, Grandma,” Lacey said, grinning, though bent over from nausea.
“You are flippin’ rockin’ it, Grandma,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grandma said. “The three of you look like wrecks.”
Lacey, Tory, and I stood in the circular driveway of Grandma’s home, her fountain flowing high in the middle. She had told us to wear jeans and boots—not fancy boots. It was Saturday, and I was so tired from working that it felt like peanut butter had invaded my bloodstream. I could hardly move.
Lacey was battling morning sickness and was the color of white sheets with light green stains. Cassidy had been caught by the PE teacher, a friend of La...cey’s, having sex with Cody in the locker room. Cassidy’s excuse was, “I earned an A on my AP Chemistry test and I wanted to celebrate, Mom!” Regan had brought home yet another mouse that was now loose in the house, and Hayden had been crying.
Tory was wiped out, as she can’t sleep without Scotty, that “freakoid, nerdy, computer obsessed weirdo robot and I hate him.”
“Your outfit, Grandma,” Lacey said, grinning, though bent over from nausea.
“You are flippin’ rockin’ it, Grandma,”
What to read after If You Could See What I See?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathy Lamb to read onlineMoreLess
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