March (Calendar Girl #3)
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I was an outsider, and for the first time in three weeks, I felt like one. Tony was stressed, barely grunting hello’s and goodbyes in the mornings. Hector was nicer, softer, still stressed, though it wasn’t directed at me. Clearly, he was having issues with Tony and was reluctant to talk to me about them, which was understandable. I’d thrown a tizzy fit when dealing with the mother last weekend. I wasn’t proud of my actions but still held fast to the fact that it needed to be said. The continued... dance around this issue was ravaging the relationship and torturing both parties. Not to mention the strain of lying to one’s family had to be hitting their consciences hard. Then there was me, the chick stuck in the middle. I stood in a bra and panties in front of the closet trying to decide what to wear. The March air in Chicago was chilly but mostly comfortable. “Hey, get your hot pants on and your leather jacket,” Hector said from the open doorway. I was so lost in my own thoughts that I didn’t even hear him open the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was an outsider, and for the first time in three weeks, I felt like one. Tony was stressed, barely grunting hello’s and goodbyes in the mornings. Hector was nicer, softer, still stressed, though it wasn’t directed at me. Clearly, he was having issues with Tony and was reluctant to talk to me about them, which was understandable. I’d thrown a tizzy fit when dealing with the mother last weekend. I wasn’t proud of my actions but still held fast to the fact that it needed to be said. The continued... dance around this issue was ravaging the relationship and torturing both parties. Not to mention the strain of lying to one’s family had to be hitting their consciences hard. Then there was me, the chick stuck in the middle. I stood in a bra and panties in front of the closet trying to decide what to wear. The March air in Chicago was chilly but mostly comfortable. “Hey, get your hot pants on and your leather jacket,” Hector said from the open doorway. I was so lost in my own thoughts that I didn’t even hear him open the door.
What to read after March (Calendar Girl #3)?
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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