Rival
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Bill Jr. leaned up against Boodawg’s study door with a half-empty beer in his hand. “You look…” He gave me a twice-over, trying to find some way of describing me in jeans and a sweatshirt when everybody else was in sport coats and gowns.
“Like an Amazon?” I snapped.
“Not quite what I was going for.”
“It’s what you would have come up with if I had heels on.”
“Okay…” He smiled uneasily. “Look. I know you’re upset, but try letting it go for a while, huh?”
He could have been talking about the whole ...semester. About my entire stupid life up to that point. But he wasn’t. He was talking about the voice mail I’d gotten on my way out the door for the game.
“Hey, Brookie, it’s Dad. Look, you’re going to be getting a note from Jake’s publicist. I think you met Marina last summer in L.A. Anyway I’m calling because I want to make sure you read her message and do what she says. I know you probably had nothing to do with this mess but it’s important, so make sure the twins see it, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bill Jr. leaned up against Boodawg’s study door with a half-empty beer in his hand. “You look…” He gave me a twice-over, trying to find some way of describing me in jeans and a sweatshirt when everybody else was in sport coats and gowns.
“Like an Amazon?” I snapped.
“Not quite what I was going for.”
“It’s what you would have come up with if I had heels on.”
“Okay…” He smiled uneasily. “Look. I know you’re upset, but try letting it go for a while, huh?”
He could have been talking about the whole ...semester. About my entire stupid life up to that point. But he wasn’t. He was talking about the voice mail I’d gotten on my way out the door for the game.
“Hey, Brookie, it’s Dad. Look, you’re going to be getting a note from Jake’s publicist. I think you met Marina last summer in L.A. Anyway I’m calling because I want to make sure you read her message and do what she says. I know you probably had nothing to do with this mess but it’s important, so make sure the twins see it, too.
What to read after Rival?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wealer, Sara Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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