Sugarcoated
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Like they’re out to stab you in the back even though they’re being sweeter than a Caramac to your face?
Funnily enough, Fran, my supposed swot-mate, was a bit like that with me. Strange that out of all the names in my phone (about six if I have to be honest) Stefan should have picked her: The Girl Least Likely to Invite Clod Quinn for a Sleepover. Ever.
She was only in my phone at all because she’d asked Georgina for my number to send me a text-slag during games last year.
Don’t trip, Bigfoot.
S...he used to call me that. Or ‘Plod’, on account of my size nines. So I’d stored her number to tb. When I finally thought of something suitably insulting.
Does counting beans all dayhurt your brain?
was the best I’d come up with, so I was biding my time.
But maybe Stefan picking Fran’s name at random from my address book’s a sign. That I should watch myself … I’d planted these doubts into my head about Stefan in the moments between hearing his Double Dutch phone message and trying to get his lift door to open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like they’re out to stab you in the back even though they’re being sweeter than a Caramac to your face?
Funnily enough, Fran, my supposed swot-mate, was a bit like that with me. Strange that out of all the names in my phone (about six if I have to be honest) Stefan should have picked her: The Girl Least Likely to Invite Clod Quinn for a Sleepover. Ever.
She was only in my phone at all because she’d asked Georgina for my number to send me a text-slag during games last year.
Don’t trip, Bigfoot.
S...he used to call me that. Or ‘Plod’, on account of my size nines. So I’d stored her number to tb. When I finally thought of something suitably insulting.
Does counting beans all dayhurt your brain?
was the best I’d come up with, so I was biding my time.
But maybe Stefan picking Fran’s name at random from my address book’s a sign. That I should watch myself … I’d planted these doubts into my head about Stefan in the moments between hearing his Double Dutch phone message and trying to get his lift door to open.
What to read after Sugarcoated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Forde to read onlineMoreLess
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