The Boarding House
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He wanted to talk to Ellie, to hear what she thought about this milestone in her life, but Ellie wouldn’t look at him.
“Didn’t Ellie look beautiful?” Sophie asked. “I swear pink is certainly her color. I suppose it’s her fair complexion and blue eyes, but it does complement her nicely. I hear Ellie and Wyatt got their complexions from their mother. It’s obvious they didn’t get it from you with your red hair and green eyes. Not that there’s anything wrong with red hair and green eyes, you underst...and. Wyatt and Ellie have your height, though. I know we’re not supposed to envy, but I always wanted to be taller.”
Garrett nodded in all the right places and kept on driving when in actuality, he wanted to tell her to shut the fuck up. Finally, they were home. He pulled into the drive and parked.
Sophie gasped. “Well my goodness, we’re already here. I had no idea.”
“And none too soon enough,” Garrett muttered.
“What was that?” Sophie asked.
“Nothing. I was just talking to myself.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wanted to talk to Ellie, to hear what she thought about this milestone in her life, but Ellie wouldn’t look at him.
“Didn’t Ellie look beautiful?” Sophie asked. “I swear pink is certainly her color. I suppose it’s her fair complexion and blue eyes, but it does complement her nicely. I hear Ellie and Wyatt got their complexions from their mother. It’s obvious they didn’t get it from you with your red hair and green eyes. Not that there’s anything wrong with red hair and green eyes, you underst...and. Wyatt and Ellie have your height, though. I know we’re not supposed to envy, but I always wanted to be taller.”
Garrett nodded in all the right places and kept on driving when in actuality, he wanted to tell her to shut the fuck up. Finally, they were home. He pulled into the drive and parked.
Sophie gasped. “Well my goodness, we’re already here. I had no idea.”
“And none too soon enough,” Garrett muttered.
“What was that?” Sophie asked.
“Nothing. I was just talking to myself.”
What to read after The Boarding House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharon Sala to read onlineMoreLess
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