Ms. Match
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Match 6 IT WAS THE LAST ROUND of questions, those that separated the wannabes from the major leaguers. Gwen was two up from Paul, and while that pleased her, it wasn’t quite as satisfying as it should have been, given she’d obviously hurt his feelings.Tough.She looked over at him, so artfully hiding that he’d been wounded by their exchange. What did he expect? He’d come uninvited. He was Autumn’s bonbon and in different circumstances Paul and she would never have crossed paths. Now he wanted to ...be friends?The question came up on the board. Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis was the first Commissioner of Baseball. Who was the seventh? Damn. It had to be Giamatti. If not, well, she was still one up on Paul.Giamatti, it was.She glanced at Paul’s machine, but couldn’t tell if he’d gotten it right. He’d shifted his seat so he faced the table squarely instead of tilting a bit toward her.Which brought her right back to feeling guilty.This time when the waitress came around, Gwen eschewed her club soda and went for the beer.If they hadn’t been in the middle of a table full of coworkers, she’d have talked to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Match 6 IT WAS THE LAST ROUND of questions, those that separated the wannabes from the major leaguers. Gwen was two up from Paul, and while that pleased her, it wasn’t quite as satisfying as it should have been, given she’d obviously hurt his feelings.Tough.She looked over at him, so artfully hiding that he’d been wounded by their exchange. What did he expect? He’d come uninvited. He was Autumn’s bonbon and in different circumstances Paul and she would never have crossed paths. Now he wanted to ...be friends?The question came up on the board. Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis was the first Commissioner of Baseball. Who was the seventh? Damn. It had to be Giamatti. If not, well, she was still one up on Paul.Giamatti, it was.She glanced at Paul’s machine, but couldn’t tell if he’d gotten it right. He’d shifted his seat so he faced the table squarely instead of tilting a bit toward her.Which brought her right back to feeling guilty.This time when the waitress came around, Gwen eschewed her club soda and went for the beer.If they hadn’t been in the middle of a table full of coworkers, she’d have talked to him.
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