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It turns out Aunt Zo had a recital in London the same weekend, so we were able to fly together. I was kind of bummed—to say the least—about the breakup with Brian, but when it came down to it, I realized that while he was all the things that I loved about him: handsome and smart and politically conscious, being around him always felt like work. I was always trying to seem like I was something that I wasn’t. It was like Chela always said, “Do you.” With Brian, I couldn’t really do me.Besides, I h...ardly ever saw Aunt Zo, so it would be fun to hang out with her. I managed to get Zo upgraded to business class, and we were chilling, with plenty of legroom, catching up on all that had been going on.The stewardess came around to ask for our meal orders, but Aunt Zo had already packed a feast from Zabar’s: roast beef sandwiches with blue cheese dressing, tomato and cucumber salad, kettle chips, and Godiva chocolate.“Zo, the food in business class is actually not that bad,” I told her.“I know, but I’m a musician.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It turns out Aunt Zo had a recital in London the same weekend, so we were able to fly together. I was kind of bummed—to say the least—about the breakup with Brian, but when it came down to it, I realized that while he was all the things that I loved about him: handsome and smart and politically conscious, being around him always felt like work. I was always trying to seem like I was something that I wasn’t. It was like Chela always said, “Do you.” With Brian, I couldn’t really do me.Besides, I h...ardly ever saw Aunt Zo, so it would be fun to hang out with her. I managed to get Zo upgraded to business class, and we were chilling, with plenty of legroom, catching up on all that had been going on.The stewardess came around to ask for our meal orders, but Aunt Zo had already packed a feast from Zabar’s: roast beef sandwiches with blue cheese dressing, tomato and cucumber salad, kettle chips, and Godiva chocolate.“Zo, the food in business class is actually not that bad,” I told her.“I know, but I’m a musician.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Veronica Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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