Mirage
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Adams, you have a call on line three,” Paige, the receptionist at the real estate firm I work for pages through the intercom.“For the last time, Paige, please call me Mira. It’s been a year. No need to be so formal,” I joke back with Paige.Paige is adorable. She is just finishing her freshman year at the University of Michigan. I started work at New Horizons Real Estate Company within the week I moved out of my apartment. I had to go to the university a couple weeks later for an alumni breakfast.... I promised an old professor that I would attend and speak to the incoming freshman during orientation about the hazards of drunk driving.That’s where I met Paige. She reminded me so much of myself. I immediately started a conversation with her. Found out that she was going to live on campus and would need a part time job. The real estate firm was in need of a part time receptionist.The rest is history.“Sorry Mira, I won’t do it again,” Paige says apologetically.“It’s fine. Let me grab my call,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adams, you have a call on line three,” Paige, the receptionist at the real estate firm I work for pages through the intercom.“For the last time, Paige, please call me Mira. It’s been a year. No need to be so formal,” I joke back with Paige.Paige is adorable. She is just finishing her freshman year at the University of Michigan. I started work at New Horizons Real Estate Company within the week I moved out of my apartment. I had to go to the university a couple weeks later for an alumni breakfast.... I promised an old professor that I would attend and speak to the incoming freshman during orientation about the hazards of drunk driving.That’s where I met Paige. She reminded me so much of myself. I immediately started a conversation with her. Found out that she was going to live on campus and would need a part time job. The real estate firm was in need of a part time receptionist.The rest is history.“Sorry Mira, I won’t do it again,” Paige says apologetically.“It’s fine. Let me grab my call,”
What to read after Mirage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ashley Suzanne to read onlineMoreLess
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