The Design
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I counted down the days, stubbornly believing that the longer I waited, the more independent I was. In the end¸ the moment I heard her voice, I broke down into sobs.
“I don’t speak the language. I don’t know how to use the subway. I hate most of the people in this dumb hostel. My bunkmate hasn’t showered in two weeks. Do you know how smelly someone is when they don’t shower for two weeks?!”
I rambled on and on and Brooklyn silently listened.
“I thought Paris was your dream?” she aske...d quietly.
I sniffed. “I thought it was. I really thought I’d be happy here. Happiness for me is a moving target, I guess.”
She hummed, mulling over my confession. “Were you happy in LA?”
I didn’t even have to think about her question. “Of course I was happy there, but that’s because you were in charge of every difficult thing in my life and Grayson was paving and paying the way for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I counted down the days, stubbornly believing that the longer I waited, the more independent I was. In the end¸ the moment I heard her voice, I broke down into sobs.
“I don’t speak the language. I don’t know how to use the subway. I hate most of the people in this dumb hostel. My bunkmate hasn’t showered in two weeks. Do you know how smelly someone is when they don’t shower for two weeks?!”
I rambled on and on and Brooklyn silently listened.
“I thought Paris was your dream?” she aske...d quietly.
I sniffed. “I thought it was. I really thought I’d be happy here. Happiness for me is a moving target, I guess.”
She hummed, mulling over my confession. “Were you happy in LA?”
I didn’t even have to think about her question. “Of course I was happy there, but that’s because you were in charge of every difficult thing in my life and Grayson was paving and paying the way for me.
What to read after The Design?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. S. Grey to read onlineMoreLess
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