Red-Hot Santa
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She’d never much been one for holidays. Only now did that strike her as odd. Why didn’t she like holidays? She supposed it wasn’t so much that she didn’t like them. Rather, it was because she failed to see the value in a single day when you should be living that way every day.Of course, now she was giving serious consideration to hating them…“Awww,” her mom said, probably having unpacked yet another ornament with a sentimental story attached.Max refrained from a physical eye roll, but allowed he...rself a mental one.“Do you remember this, Maxi?”She stepped up next to where Max hung the lights on the artificial silver tree they’d had for years. Expecting to see her two-year-old handprint forever preserved in clay or something equally schmaltzy, she was unprepared for the photo Cindy held out.She slowly reached out and took it, staring down at a picture of her and Jackson when they were fifteen? Sixteen? It was taken during winter and they both sat on hay bales, him wearing a Santa cap very similar to the one he’d had on at The Barracks, while her mother had stuck an antler headband on top of her head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d never much been one for holidays. Only now did that strike her as odd. Why didn’t she like holidays? She supposed it wasn’t so much that she didn’t like them. Rather, it was because she failed to see the value in a single day when you should be living that way every day.Of course, now she was giving serious consideration to hating them…“Awww,” her mom said, probably having unpacked yet another ornament with a sentimental story attached.Max refrained from a physical eye roll, but allowed he...rself a mental one.“Do you remember this, Maxi?”She stepped up next to where Max hung the lights on the artificial silver tree they’d had for years. Expecting to see her two-year-old handprint forever preserved in clay or something equally schmaltzy, she was unprepared for the photo Cindy held out.She slowly reached out and took it, staring down at a picture of her and Jackson when they were fifteen? Sixteen? It was taken during winter and they both sat on hay bales, him wearing a Santa cap very similar to the one he’d had on at The Barracks, while her mother had stuck an antler headband on top of her head.
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