Nothing to Lose
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I told Kirstie later that night. “First time I played quarterback.”
I pointed. We were at the football field at the park near the fairgrounds. It was empty except for Kirstie and me. Football season was long over. It was three A.M., and Kirstie lay in my arms in the cool grass. I’d decided this was going to be our night, the night I made my move with her. It had been a week since I met her, but I felt like I’d known her a hundred years. In some ways, maybe I had. So sleeping with her seemed inev...itable. I wanted sleeping with her to be enough.
“How old were you?” she asked.
“Twelve. I begged my mom to let me play—my friend Tristan already did. But she was afraid I’d get hurt. She always protected me. Even when she finally gave in, I think she told Coach Fernandez not to play me, because he didn’t put me in until there were about thirty seconds left.”
“Lots of pressure for a kid.”
“The score was 3-10, them, and the other side had possession, so our defense was in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I told Kirstie later that night. “First time I played quarterback.”
I pointed. We were at the football field at the park near the fairgrounds. It was empty except for Kirstie and me. Football season was long over. It was three A.M., and Kirstie lay in my arms in the cool grass. I’d decided this was going to be our night, the night I made my move with her. It had been a week since I met her, but I felt like I’d known her a hundred years. In some ways, maybe I had. So sleeping with her seemed inev...itable. I wanted sleeping with her to be enough.
“How old were you?” she asked.
“Twelve. I begged my mom to let me play—my friend Tristan already did. But she was afraid I’d get hurt. She always protected me. Even when she finally gave in, I think she told Coach Fernandez not to play me, because he didn’t put me in until there were about thirty seconds left.”
“Lots of pressure for a kid.”
“The score was 3-10, them, and the other side had possession, so our defense was in.
What to read after Nothing to Lose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alex Flinn to read onlineMoreLess
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