The Calling
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The mixed scent of tomato sauce and garlic bread was thick in my grandmother’s trailer where we ate in silence. Grandma didn’t even attempt to make small talk. She was aware of what happened today and knew that if I wanted to talk about it, I’d do it on my own time. The TV was off, which was something new, and made the silence and tension between the two of us even stronger. The windows were open allowing in the noises from outside, the crickets and the wind and the distant sound of traffic dow...n on 13. The curtains were open to my right, and through the screen I could see the large RV with the blue Metro parked beside it. “Christopher, would you like some more?” Grandma’s plate was cleared and she was sliding out from behind the table. I’d hardly touched my own plate. I shook my head. As she went to the stove to fix herself more, I glanced back out the screen at Moses Cunningham’s RV. First, talk to my father. I wasn’t sure what bothered me more about today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mixed scent of tomato sauce and garlic bread was thick in my grandmother’s trailer where we ate in silence. Grandma didn’t even attempt to make small talk. She was aware of what happened today and knew that if I wanted to talk about it, I’d do it on my own time. The TV was off, which was something new, and made the silence and tension between the two of us even stronger. The windows were open allowing in the noises from outside, the crickets and the wind and the distant sound of traffic dow...n on 13. The curtains were open to my right, and through the screen I could see the large RV with the blue Metro parked beside it. “Christopher, would you like some more?” Grandma’s plate was cleared and she was sliding out from behind the table. I’d hardly touched my own plate. I shook my head. As she went to the stove to fix herself more, I glanced back out the screen at Moses Cunningham’s RV. First, talk to my father. I wasn’t sure what bothered me more about today.
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