Seasons of Sorrow
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She was completely dressed in a emerald green fit-and-flare dress and nude pumps, with her make-up done, twenty minutes earlier than usual. Her new pixie cut didn’t just look cute, it saved her time. She decided to stop for bagels on the way to work since she had time to spare.
When Charlotte walked up to Laura’s desk, bagels in hand, her assistant did a double take.
“Ms. Fallon! Wow, your hair looks amazing!” she exclaimed.
“Thank you, Laura. I decided it was time for a change,” she said.
She h...ad said something similar the night before to Brandy when they met for dinner. Her friend had been astonished at the cut. When Brandy had first seen it, she smiled broadly and squealed.
“It looks great, Charlie! What made you decide to cut it?” Brandy had asked.
Charlotte had replied to her question as she had Laura’s. “It was time for me to make a change. And not just with my hair.”
After the hostess had seated them in a booth at the back of the restaurant, Brandy leaned forward, hands folded in front of her, looking every inch the lawyer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was completely dressed in a emerald green fit-and-flare dress and nude pumps, with her make-up done, twenty minutes earlier than usual. Her new pixie cut didn’t just look cute, it saved her time. She decided to stop for bagels on the way to work since she had time to spare.
When Charlotte walked up to Laura’s desk, bagels in hand, her assistant did a double take.
“Ms. Fallon! Wow, your hair looks amazing!” she exclaimed.
“Thank you, Laura. I decided it was time for a change,” she said.
She h...ad said something similar the night before to Brandy when they met for dinner. Her friend had been astonished at the cut. When Brandy had first seen it, she smiled broadly and squealed.
“It looks great, Charlie! What made you decide to cut it?” Brandy had asked.
Charlotte had replied to her question as she had Laura’s. “It was time for me to make a change. And not just with my hair.”
After the hostess had seated them in a booth at the back of the restaurant, Brandy leaned forward, hands folded in front of her, looking every inch the lawyer.
What to read after Seasons of Sorrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C. C. Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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