Saving Grace
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You could tell a lot about a man by washing his clothes. First he valued comfort above all else based on the boxer briefs and the fact that the man only wore one-hundred-percent cotton.
She folded another pair of boxers and added them to the tall stack. Sizing up the stack, she counted…one…two…three, four…There were eleven pairs of boxers just in this load. Either than man hadn’t done laundry in a while, or he snorted clean underpants when she wasn’t looking.
The house phone rang so Grace ran in...to the kitchen to answer it. Clementine grumbled at the interruption of his nap, but flopped over and went back to sleep.
“Hello.” She smiled into the phone expecting to hear Chord’s voice. With the exception of the occasional pollster or sales call, he was the only person who called on the home phone.
“Mrs. Robbins this is Helen McMann. I’m the new principal at West Lake Hills Elementary, and we need you to come to the school immediately.”
“I’m not Mrs. Robb—”
“Your son HW was in a fight this morning, and I’m afraid suspension is in order.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You could tell a lot about a man by washing his clothes. First he valued comfort above all else based on the boxer briefs and the fact that the man only wore one-hundred-percent cotton.
She folded another pair of boxers and added them to the tall stack. Sizing up the stack, she counted…one…two…three, four…There were eleven pairs of boxers just in this load. Either than man hadn’t done laundry in a while, or he snorted clean underpants when she wasn’t looking.
The house phone rang so Grace ran in...to the kitchen to answer it. Clementine grumbled at the interruption of his nap, but flopped over and went back to sleep.
“Hello.” She smiled into the phone expecting to hear Chord’s voice. With the exception of the occasional pollster or sales call, he was the only person who called on the home phone.
“Mrs. Robbins this is Helen McMann. I’m the new principal at West Lake Hills Elementary, and we need you to come to the school immediately.”
“I’m not Mrs. Robb—”
“Your son HW was in a fight this morning, and I’m afraid suspension is in order.”
What to read after Saving Grace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Graykowski to read onlineMoreLess
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