Taking the Heat (2015)
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She talked. People laughed and cheered. A martini was delivered but she just let it sit. She’d lost her taste for fun pink drinks. She had no idea what she was saying, but she wasn’t the least bit scared this time.
She wrapped up the evening by offering a quick answer to one extra note, figuring she might as well take advantage of her sorrow-fueled bravery. “Yes, of course,” she started, “you should write thank-you notes. Everybody should still write thank-you notes, preferably on real paper...! But here’s the flip side of graciousness. If you want to be a gracious person, you don’t get to be shitty about other people not writing thank-you notes. Sorry, but that’s the way it works.”
Several people loudly disagreed, but most cheered. Veronica waved goodbye and promised to see everyone next week. Then she escaped to the office.
She didn’t collapse into the chair with relief as she usually did. Instead she sank slowly down and stared at her hands, at a loss for what to do now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She talked. People laughed and cheered. A martini was delivered but she just let it sit. She’d lost her taste for fun pink drinks. She had no idea what she was saying, but she wasn’t the least bit scared this time.
She wrapped up the evening by offering a quick answer to one extra note, figuring she might as well take advantage of her sorrow-fueled bravery. “Yes, of course,” she started, “you should write thank-you notes. Everybody should still write thank-you notes, preferably on real paper...! But here’s the flip side of graciousness. If you want to be a gracious person, you don’t get to be shitty about other people not writing thank-you notes. Sorry, but that’s the way it works.”
Several people loudly disagreed, but most cheered. Veronica waved goodbye and promised to see everyone next week. Then she escaped to the office.
She didn’t collapse into the chair with relief as she usually did. Instead she sank slowly down and stared at her hands, at a loss for what to do now.
What to read after Taking the Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victoria Dahl to read onlineMoreLess
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