Summer Ball (2007)
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Ty said. “Are we still playing to twenty-one, or are we stopping now?”Will was getting ready to serve when Danny said, “I’ve got some news I thought you might be interested in.”Will held the pose as if Danny had paused him. “About your knee?”“No,” Danny said, “nothing about my knee. I’m tired of talking about my knee today.”“The reason I ask,” Will said, going right on, “is that we ran into Nick Pinto and he said you might be fixing to leave and I just thought that might be something you’d want ...to mention to your two best friends before you did. Is all.”“Because if you want to quit—” Ty said.“I’m not quitting!” Danny said.“Chill,” Ty said, holding up his racket like a stop sign. “I was talking to Will about our game.”Will started his service motion again. Paused again. Danny heard Ty groan. “What’s your news, then?”“Tess is across the lake.”That got his attention.“No way.”“Way,” Danny said. He grinned and pointed toward the lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ty said. “Are we still playing to twenty-one, or are we stopping now?”Will was getting ready to serve when Danny said, “I’ve got some news I thought you might be interested in.”Will held the pose as if Danny had paused him. “About your knee?”“No,” Danny said, “nothing about my knee. I’m tired of talking about my knee today.”“The reason I ask,” Will said, going right on, “is that we ran into Nick Pinto and he said you might be fixing to leave and I just thought that might be something you’d want ...to mention to your two best friends before you did. Is all.”“Because if you want to quit—” Ty said.“I’m not quitting!” Danny said.“Chill,” Ty said, holding up his racket like a stop sign. “I was talking to Will about our game.”Will started his service motion again. Paused again. Danny heard Ty groan. “What’s your news, then?”“Tess is across the lake.”That got his attention.“No way.”“Way,” Danny said. He grinned and pointed toward the lake.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mike Lupica to read onlineMoreLess
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