The Cocktail Club
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I was sick of him, sick of my mother, and the rest of my entire damn family. I stayed away from them since I didn’t need the constant reminder.
When I’d walk into my mom’s house, it was as if I had walked through a time capsule. The place looked like a shrine. There were pictures of us all in there, but the number of Darlene’s pictures were ridiculous. My mother had gone way over and above. It was the main reason I colored my hair. I hadn’t forgotten Darlene. I simply understood that I needed to... move on. My plan to avenge her death would’ve worked like a charm, and I wasn’t completely convinced that it wouldn’t still work. Or at least that’s what I continued to tell myself.
My meeting with Kevin Jr.’s teacher was at two forty-five. After meeting with Principal Johnson, his solution was yet another meeting with the teacher. I had already done a conference call with Carla and several of her coworkers, and thought I was about to go and soak in the tub when the doorbell rang.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was sick of him, sick of my mother, and the rest of my entire damn family. I stayed away from them since I didn’t need the constant reminder.
When I’d walk into my mom’s house, it was as if I had walked through a time capsule. The place looked like a shrine. There were pictures of us all in there, but the number of Darlene’s pictures were ridiculous. My mother had gone way over and above. It was the main reason I colored my hair. I hadn’t forgotten Darlene. I simply understood that I needed to... move on. My plan to avenge her death would’ve worked like a charm, and I wasn’t completely convinced that it wouldn’t still work. Or at least that’s what I continued to tell myself.
My meeting with Kevin Jr.’s teacher was at two forty-five. After meeting with Principal Johnson, his solution was yet another meeting with the teacher. I had already done a conference call with Carla and several of her coworkers, and thought I was about to go and soak in the tub when the doorbell rang.
What to read after The Cocktail Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pat Tucker to read onlineMoreLess
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