Party
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By the time I pulled the seatbelt across her, she actually looked better. My guess was she got the worst of it out of her system.
“Blegh,” Morrigan said.
“You can say that again,” I told her.
“Blegh,” Morrigan said.
“Right,” I said, and shut the door.
I walked around to the other side of the car, but stopped as I saw Beckett a little ways up the street talking to that guy Max. Amazing. I’ve never seen her talk to anyone since freshman year. I’d asked Max out once before, but he’d declined. He wa...s nice about it, though.
I got in the car and started the engine. Morrigan held up a hand and said, “Wait.”
Morrigan opened her mouth, and I thought, Oh, god, not in the car, please not in my dad’s car. It’s not that Dad would be mad, but I’d be the one to clean it up.
Morrigan let out this raw, juicy belch that curdled her lips and looked like it probably tasted as bad as it sounded.
She dropped her hand with a content sigh. “Okay,” she said. “Carry on.”
“Dork,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the time I pulled the seatbelt across her, she actually looked better. My guess was she got the worst of it out of her system.
“Blegh,” Morrigan said.
“You can say that again,” I told her.
“Blegh,” Morrigan said.
“Right,” I said, and shut the door.
I walked around to the other side of the car, but stopped as I saw Beckett a little ways up the street talking to that guy Max. Amazing. I’ve never seen her talk to anyone since freshman year. I’d asked Max out once before, but he’d declined. He wa...s nice about it, though.
I got in the car and started the engine. Morrigan held up a hand and said, “Wait.”
Morrigan opened her mouth, and I thought, Oh, god, not in the car, please not in my dad’s car. It’s not that Dad would be mad, but I’d be the one to clean it up.
Morrigan let out this raw, juicy belch that curdled her lips and looked like it probably tasted as bad as it sounded.
She dropped her hand with a content sigh. “Okay,” she said. “Carry on.”
“Dork,”
What to read after Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Leveen to read onlineMoreLess
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