Saving Charlie (Stories of Serendipity book 9)
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Logically, I know I have every right to be, but that doesn’t make it okay. I’m a grown woman, for Christ’s sake. I watch TV and movies, I see people in town. I see people being together, and I can admit to myself that I’m lonely. I haven’t talked to Shrinkage about this, because I know what she’ll say. She’ll ask me a bunch of leading questions until I draw the conclusion that I need to go out and meet people.
Well, I met a guy at the Diner last night, and it occurred to me that I can try th...e whole relationship thing with him, and see if it works. But I don’t just want a boyfriend. I want friends. I don’t have any friends. But I don’t want to be the needy girl who shows up everywhere wanting to swap numbers with other women whom I have nothing in common with. I have no idea how to make friends. I’ve been alone my entire life, even when I was with other people, and I’m tired of it. I need someone else in my life.
I could go into the Refuge and introduce myself as The Liberator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Logically, I know I have every right to be, but that doesn’t make it okay. I’m a grown woman, for Christ’s sake. I watch TV and movies, I see people in town. I see people being together, and I can admit to myself that I’m lonely. I haven’t talked to Shrinkage about this, because I know what she’ll say. She’ll ask me a bunch of leading questions until I draw the conclusion that I need to go out and meet people.
Well, I met a guy at the Diner last night, and it occurred to me that I can try th...e whole relationship thing with him, and see if it works. But I don’t just want a boyfriend. I want friends. I don’t have any friends. But I don’t want to be the needy girl who shows up everywhere wanting to swap numbers with other women whom I have nothing in common with. I have no idea how to make friends. I’ve been alone my entire life, even when I was with other people, and I’m tired of it. I need someone else in my life.
I could go into the Refuge and introduce myself as The Liberator.
What to read after Saving Charlie (Stories of Serendipity book 9)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Conley to read onlineMoreLess
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