Must Like Kids
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She no longer looked harried. Rather, she was smiling absently, something he’d never seen his own mother do after spending any length of time in his company when he was a kid. Or as an adult for that matter. As hectic as Julia’s day had been, it was clear that she’d enjoyed herself.She saw him and crossed to where he stood.“You didn’t need to wait. I thought I told you that.”“You did. I decided to stick around anyway. I didn’t have anything pressing.”She cocked an eyebrow at that, but said nothi...ng. It was out of character for him and they both knew it. He motioned toward the school with the ice cream cone. “So, how did it go?”The smile was back, more focused this time, when she told him, “It was a lot of fun. The kids acted as servers for the adults. They brought our food to our tables and then took away the dishes afterward.”“Full service.”“Yes. If only I could get them to do that at home without complaining.”“What was on the menu?”“Deep-fried chicken nuggets—heavy on the breading—French fries and a side salad of iceberg lettuce that came doused in the house dressing, which I think was creamy Italian, although it might have been ranch.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She no longer looked harried. Rather, she was smiling absently, something he’d never seen his own mother do after spending any length of time in his company when he was a kid. Or as an adult for that matter. As hectic as Julia’s day had been, it was clear that she’d enjoyed herself.She saw him and crossed to where he stood.“You didn’t need to wait. I thought I told you that.”“You did. I decided to stick around anyway. I didn’t have anything pressing.”She cocked an eyebrow at that, but said nothi...ng. It was out of character for him and they both knew it. He motioned toward the school with the ice cream cone. “So, how did it go?”The smile was back, more focused this time, when she told him, “It was a lot of fun. The kids acted as servers for the adults. They brought our food to our tables and then took away the dishes afterward.”“Full service.”“Yes. If only I could get them to do that at home without complaining.”“What was on the menu?”“Deep-fried chicken nuggets—heavy on the breading—French fries and a side salad of iceberg lettuce that came doused in the house dressing, which I think was creamy Italian, although it might have been ranch.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackie Braun to read onlineMoreLess
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