Odd One Out
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It’s certainly the offer of a lifetime.”
“I gracefully declined but I said you’d be more than happy to take up the position.”
Sebastian laughed. “Poor Sylvie. You should have seen your face.”
“I didn’t need to see it. I could feel it. And I could see everyone else’s faces. Hear them laughing.”
“Not all of them.”
“Don’t try and gloss over it, Seb. Everyone heard. Everyone in the room. Everyone in Sydney.”
“Only the inner suburbs. Spin, Sylvie.”
She obeyed, executing a ...graceful turn. Sebastian had appeared out of nowhere on to the dance floor one song previously, rescuing her from the overly sweaty hands of her dinner partner. “Excuse me cutting in. I haven’t seen my little sister all night.”
“So where is this pad of yours and Mill’s?”
“Mum didn’t tell you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s certainly the offer of a lifetime.”
“I gracefully declined but I said you’d be more than happy to take up the position.”
Sebastian laughed. “Poor Sylvie. You should have seen your face.”
“I didn’t need to see it. I could feel it. And I could see everyone else’s faces. Hear them laughing.”
“Not all of them.”
“Don’t try and gloss over it, Seb. Everyone heard. Everyone in the room. Everyone in Sydney.”
“Only the inner suburbs. Spin, Sylvie.”
She obeyed, executing a ...graceful turn. Sebastian had appeared out of nowhere on to the dance floor one song previously, rescuing her from the overly sweaty hands of her dinner partner. “Excuse me cutting in. I haven’t seen my little sister all night.”
“So where is this pad of yours and Mill’s?”
“Mum didn’t tell you?
What to read after Odd One Out?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monica Mcinerney to read onlineMoreLess
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