Snowed in
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I like studying bats. Weird, I know—” “No, not weird.” I glanced over at him. “My grandparents live in Austin. I’ve seen bats there when I’ve gone to visit them. I think it’s neat to 127 watch them. And when we went on vacation at Carlsbad, my dad and I watched the bats leaving the cavern at sunset, then we got up before dawn to watch them coming back. It was totally awesome, the way they just swooped in one after another.” He didn’t say anything for a moment, just looked at me. Maybe he was try...ing to figure out why I thought he’d care about my previous bat-seeking excursions. “I should have told you I had a girlfriend,” he said quietly. He shoved himself into a sitting position. “I really did think that Nathalie had told you, but I didn’t say anything because if she hadn’t—or even if she had—I didn’t want to talk about her. I just wanted to find out everything I could about you. I wanted to get to know you. And I guess I felt kinda guilty about that.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I like studying bats. Weird, I know—” “No, not weird.” I glanced over at him. “My grandparents live in Austin. I’ve seen bats there when I’ve gone to visit them. I think it’s neat to 127 watch them. And when we went on vacation at Carlsbad, my dad and I watched the bats leaving the cavern at sunset, then we got up before dawn to watch them coming back. It was totally awesome, the way they just swooped in one after another.” He didn’t say anything for a moment, just looked at me. Maybe he was try...ing to figure out why I thought he’d care about my previous bat-seeking excursions. “I should have told you I had a girlfriend,” he said quietly. He shoved himself into a sitting position. “I really did think that Nathalie had told you, but I didn’t say anything because if she hadn’t—or even if she had—I didn’t want to talk about her. I just wanted to find out everything I could about you. I wanted to get to know you. And I guess I felt kinda guilty about that.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel Hawthorne to read onlineMoreLess
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