Summer Intern
Summer Intern
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I had taken the subway with Gabe and Teagan as usual, and we spent most of the time brainstorming and rehearsing Gabe’s imminent confession to his parents. At first I didn’t notice anything was amiss when we got upstairs (although the petrified look of our bug-eyed receptionist should have alerted me), and it wasn’t until I got to CeCe’s office that I noticed the hallways were unusually quiet. As soon as CeCe saw me, she quickly hung up the phone, pressed the intercom buzzer, and said, “She’s he...re.” Then she reknotted her Hermès scarf, which I’d seen her do when she was nervous, and came out from behind the desk, barring my entrance into her office.
“Genevieve wants to talk to you.”
I was confused. Genevieve? The editor in chief? What was this about?
“Me?”
“Yes, you,” said CeCe, her cigarette breath whipping my face.
“Okay,” I said. “Should I, um, go to her office?”
CeCe nodded solemnly.
This was so odd. Did Cecilia confess and Genevieve want to ask me about it?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had taken the subway with Gabe and Teagan as usual, and we spent most of the time brainstorming and rehearsing Gabe’s imminent confession to his parents. At first I didn’t notice anything was amiss when we got upstairs (although the petrified look of our bug-eyed receptionist should have alerted me), and it wasn’t until I got to CeCe’s office that I noticed the hallways were unusually quiet. As soon as CeCe saw me, she quickly hung up the phone, pressed the intercom buzzer, and said, “She’s he...re.” Then she reknotted her Hermès scarf, which I’d seen her do when she was nervous, and came out from behind the desk, barring my entrance into her office.
“Genevieve wants to talk to you.”
I was confused. Genevieve? The editor in chief? What was this about?
“Me?”
“Yes, you,” said CeCe, her cigarette breath whipping my face.
“Okay,” I said. “Should I, um, go to her office?”
CeCe nodded solemnly.
This was so odd. Did Cecilia confess and Genevieve want to ask me about it?
What to read after Summer Intern?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carrie Karasyov to read onlineMoreLess
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