Killer Keepsakes
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“I made a peach pie, so you have to come over.”I laughed. “Why does your making a peach pie mean we have to come over?”“Because if you don’t, I’ll eat it all.”“Well, only because we love you so much, we’ll throw ourselves on the sword of your peach pie.”We jogged to Zoë’s through steadily falling snow. The weatherman on the local news station was predicting that we’d have a foot by morning. April snowstorms weren’t unusual, but I’d gotten myself mentally ready for spring—I was tired of winter.Zo...ë told us that the kids were asleep upstairs and to get ourselves settled in the living room. She had a fire burning. I took the club chair nearest the fire. Ty sat on a leather chair next to the couch. Toys, dolls, and games leaned against the outside wall, stretching the entire length of the room.“Creative storage,” I said to Zoë as she walked in carrying a tray containing half a pie and the fixings for coffee.“I call it the poor man’s baseboard.”“Very avant-garde.”“Thanks.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I made a peach pie, so you have to come over.”I laughed. “Why does your making a peach pie mean we have to come over?”“Because if you don’t, I’ll eat it all.”“Well, only because we love you so much, we’ll throw ourselves on the sword of your peach pie.”We jogged to Zoë’s through steadily falling snow. The weatherman on the local news station was predicting that we’d have a foot by morning. April snowstorms weren’t unusual, but I’d gotten myself mentally ready for spring—I was tired of winter.Zo...ë told us that the kids were asleep upstairs and to get ourselves settled in the living room. She had a fire burning. I took the club chair nearest the fire. Ty sat on a leather chair next to the couch. Toys, dolls, and games leaned against the outside wall, stretching the entire length of the room.“Creative storage,” I said to Zoë as she walked in carrying a tray containing half a pie and the fixings for coffee.“I call it the poor man’s baseboard.”“Very avant-garde.”“Thanks.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane K. Cleland to read onlineMoreLess
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