Sugar And Spice
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What do you have sweet in those drawers for me today?”
Ginny Brooks narrowed her eyes. “I told you yesterday to stay out of my candy stash. You ate the last of the Tootsie Rolls and I really need a Tootsie Roll today.”
“Yikes. That time of the month, Brooks?” Travers joked as he pulled open the top drawer of her desk.
“Get bent.” She slapped his hand away before he could grab the last of the SweeTarts.
“What’s got your panties in a bunch?” Travers asked as Charlie Anderson came out of his office....
As office manager for her rag-tag bunch of engineers and best friends, Ginny and her desk were situated in the main entryway and surrounded by the three partners’ offices. She was used to having no privacy.
She was also accustomed to the way none of them used first names with each other—only last names. Travers had insisted that the others start calling him by his last name in sixth grade since there was another Ryan in their class and he refused to be referred to as Ryan T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do you have sweet in those drawers for me today?”
Ginny Brooks narrowed her eyes. “I told you yesterday to stay out of my candy stash. You ate the last of the Tootsie Rolls and I really need a Tootsie Roll today.”
“Yikes. That time of the month, Brooks?” Travers joked as he pulled open the top drawer of her desk.
“Get bent.” She slapped his hand away before he could grab the last of the SweeTarts.
“What’s got your panties in a bunch?” Travers asked as Charlie Anderson came out of his office....
As office manager for her rag-tag bunch of engineers and best friends, Ginny and her desk were situated in the main entryway and surrounded by the three partners’ offices. She was used to having no privacy.
She was also accustomed to the way none of them used first names with each other—only last names. Travers had insisted that the others start calling him by his last name in sixth grade since there was another Ryan in their class and he refused to be referred to as Ryan T.
What to read after Sugar And Spice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mari Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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