June (Calendar Girl #6)
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Did I love Wes? Of course, I had very strong feelings for him. More so than I’d ever admit to him, but I was leery to call it love. With Alec, Mason, Tony, Hector, and even Tai, those three words, ‘I love you’, slipped so easily out of my mouth but not with Wes. Why? What was holding me back? I think somewhere deep down, I knew that if I said the words, the feelings of hope and loyalty would build. I wouldn’t be able to move on to new experiences, finish off the year with a new guy every month, ...and pay off Pops’ debt. Even though there was something there between Wes and me, there was no way in hell I’d confirm it. Putting words to what we had would destroy us, or at the other end of the spectrum, it could very well bring us closer. Either way, my fate would be sealed and with six more months of earning the money to pay the debt, I didn’t have the liberty of making that type of decision unless I wanted Wes to bail me out. No matter how much Wes wanted to pay off my father’s debt, I knew I’d regret it for the rest of my life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did I love Wes? Of course, I had very strong feelings for him. More so than I’d ever admit to him, but I was leery to call it love. With Alec, Mason, Tony, Hector, and even Tai, those three words, ‘I love you’, slipped so easily out of my mouth but not with Wes. Why? What was holding me back? I think somewhere deep down, I knew that if I said the words, the feelings of hope and loyalty would build. I wouldn’t be able to move on to new experiences, finish off the year with a new guy every month, ...and pay off Pops’ debt. Even though there was something there between Wes and me, there was no way in hell I’d confirm it. Putting words to what we had would destroy us, or at the other end of the spectrum, it could very well bring us closer. Either way, my fate would be sealed and with six more months of earning the money to pay the debt, I didn’t have the liberty of making that type of decision unless I wanted Wes to bail me out. No matter how much Wes wanted to pay off my father’s debt, I knew I’d regret it for the rest of my life.
What to read after June (Calendar Girl #6)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Audrey Carlan to read onlineMoreLess
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