Never Gonna Tell
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My gut is telling me that if I just talk to Hunter—under the pretense of being a reporter for The University of Tennessee, that is—I’ll be able to get a better sense of if he’s lying or telling the truth. I’m very good at reading people. At the very least, I can try to snoop around and maybe find some evidence.
Pulling up in front of his house, I see his obnoxious bright-red F250 sitting in the driveway. Of course it’s got one of those over-the-top lift kits where you have to have a running star...t to get in and spotlights so bright Ray Charles could see them. Perfect.
I dig around in my bag for my fake college ID—one of several I’ve made over the years in order to get my foot in the door for stories—and head up to his front porch. One of the many benefits of being a social hermit is that I’m not recognized very easily. Since he’s one of the most popular people in school, I’m next to positive that he’ll have no clue who I really am. Before I ring the doorbell, I shake out my hair from its ponytail, rake my fingers through it, and undo the top two buttons from my shirt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My gut is telling me that if I just talk to Hunter—under the pretense of being a reporter for The University of Tennessee, that is—I’ll be able to get a better sense of if he’s lying or telling the truth. I’m very good at reading people. At the very least, I can try to snoop around and maybe find some evidence.
Pulling up in front of his house, I see his obnoxious bright-red F250 sitting in the driveway. Of course it’s got one of those over-the-top lift kits where you have to have a running star...t to get in and spotlights so bright Ray Charles could see them. Perfect.
I dig around in my bag for my fake college ID—one of several I’ve made over the years in order to get my foot in the door for stories—and head up to his front porch. One of the many benefits of being a social hermit is that I’m not recognized very easily. Since he’s one of the most popular people in school, I’m next to positive that he’ll have no clue who I really am. Before I ring the doorbell, I shake out my hair from its ponytail, rake my fingers through it, and undo the top two buttons from my shirt.
What to read after Never Gonna Tell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah M Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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