Something Borrowed (2008)
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But Teresa quickly talked me out of it.
“He’s going through a rough thing right now,” she reminded me as we left the sushi place and sat down on a bench in the mall aisle. “This is bigger than some stupid wedding date. Leave him alone.”
“Yeah, you’re right.” I sighed. “Okay, then help me figure out who else is left to call.”
“You could just—”
“Don’t say it!” I interrupted warningly. “I know I could go stag. But I don’t want to, okay?”
She shrugged. I could tell she thought I was being ridiculous..., but she was friend enough not to say so.
To be honest I wasn’t even sure why I was being so stubborn about it. Maybe it was pride. It would be one thing if I’d decided to go alone on purpose. But at this point it would be more like giving up. And I didn’t do that easily.
We talked it over as we headed outside to wait for Jason to pick us up. But it was hopeless. Every guy we knew already had a date.
“There’s not even enough time to try to pick up someone new like I did with Zoom and Oliver,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Teresa quickly talked me out of it.
“He’s going through a rough thing right now,” she reminded me as we left the sushi place and sat down on a bench in the mall aisle. “This is bigger than some stupid wedding date. Leave him alone.”
“Yeah, you’re right.” I sighed. “Okay, then help me figure out who else is left to call.”
“You could just—”
“Don’t say it!” I interrupted warningly. “I know I could go stag. But I don’t want to, okay?”
She shrugged. I could tell she thought I was being ridiculous..., but she was friend enough not to say so.
To be honest I wasn’t even sure why I was being so stubborn about it. Maybe it was pride. It would be one thing if I’d decided to go alone on purpose. But at this point it would be more like giving up. And I didn’t do that easily.
We talked it over as we headed outside to wait for Jason to pick us up. But it was hopeless. Every guy we knew already had a date.
“There’s not even enough time to try to pick up someone new like I did with Zoom and Oliver,”
What to read after Something Borrowed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Hapka to read onlineMoreLess
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