Slip of the Tongue
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On a Sunday, even in the cold, the blocked-off area is a disaster. The crowd is thick, made even denser by puffy coats and thick-soled boots. A trashcan overflows onto the sidewalk. The cabbie drops Finn and me off as close to the center as he can get.“Why are we here?” I ask. Billboards flash over us. I’ve spent every year since I moved here avoiding these tourist-infested blocks.“Do you know anyone who’d come here on a Sunday?” Finn asks.“No. Not a single person. Not during the week unless it ...was work-related and definitely not on a weekend.”“Exactly.”People walk around us in multiple directions. A toddler face plants between a stranger’s legs and cries. Finn’s plan dawns on me, and I look up at him. “We’re alone here.”He taps me on the nose. “Beautiful and smart.” I can’t help my smile. “What’s your maiden name?”“Beckwith.”“Beautiful and smart Sadie Beckwith.”I clamp my teeth together. It’s been a while since anyone called me that, and I don’t even know that woman anymore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On a Sunday, even in the cold, the blocked-off area is a disaster. The crowd is thick, made even denser by puffy coats and thick-soled boots. A trashcan overflows onto the sidewalk. The cabbie drops Finn and me off as close to the center as he can get.“Why are we here?” I ask. Billboards flash over us. I’ve spent every year since I moved here avoiding these tourist-infested blocks.“Do you know anyone who’d come here on a Sunday?” Finn asks.“No. Not a single person. Not during the week unless it ...was work-related and definitely not on a weekend.”“Exactly.”People walk around us in multiple directions. A toddler face plants between a stranger’s legs and cries. Finn’s plan dawns on me, and I look up at him. “We’re alone here.”He taps me on the nose. “Beautiful and smart.” I can’t help my smile. “What’s your maiden name?”“Beckwith.”“Beautiful and smart Sadie Beckwith.”I clamp my teeth together. It’s been a while since anyone called me that, and I don’t even know that woman anymore.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawkins, Jessica to read onlineMoreLess
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