Purple Heart
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HE’D FILLED his helmet with water and was peering in the rearview mirror of a Humvee at his reflection.
“I am looking mighty fine today,” he said as Matt walked up. “Mighty fine.”
Matt scratched his head. “What was that word? You know, too much pride?”
Justin didn’t miss a beat. “Hubris, my man,” he said, drawing the razor across his jawline. “Overbearing pride. Presumption.”
“Yeah,” Matt said. “That. What you just said.”
Justin dipped the razor into the water. “No, dog. It isn’t hubris when you...’re as good-looking as me.” He flicked the razor in Matt’s direction, splashing his face with a few tepid drops of water.
Matt stood there, watching him. He squinted at the heat waves rising off the pavement. “Good day to go to the beach,” he said.
Justin didn’t answer. He was concentrating on his upper lip.
“So, dude…” Matt couldn’t just start talking about it. He tried to think of a way to ease into the conversation. The worst thing he could do was act like he really needed to talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HE’D FILLED his helmet with water and was peering in the rearview mirror of a Humvee at his reflection.
“I am looking mighty fine today,” he said as Matt walked up. “Mighty fine.”
Matt scratched his head. “What was that word? You know, too much pride?”
Justin didn’t miss a beat. “Hubris, my man,” he said, drawing the razor across his jawline. “Overbearing pride. Presumption.”
“Yeah,” Matt said. “That. What you just said.”
Justin dipped the razor into the water. “No, dog. It isn’t hubris when you...’re as good-looking as me.” He flicked the razor in Matt’s direction, splashing his face with a few tepid drops of water.
Matt stood there, watching him. He squinted at the heat waves rising off the pavement. “Good day to go to the beach,” he said.
Justin didn’t answer. He was concentrating on his upper lip.
“So, dude…” Matt couldn’t just start talking about it. He tried to think of a way to ease into the conversation. The worst thing he could do was act like he really needed to talk.
What to read after Purple Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Mccormick to read onlineMoreLess
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