The Guardian
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You look divine! Like an angel.”
I’m humoring Kate. Somehow, she found out about the Midlands High homecoming dance and has it in her head I need a new dress for the occasion.
I don’t.
Even though I’ve explained I have no intention of going, she thinks maybe shopping will change my mind. It won’t. But I can’t tell her this because I’m afraid it will make her sad. A group of us—the group being Becke, Jonah, Gabriel and me—will be going to the movies instead of the school-sanctioned celebration. N...ot a double date or anything, just hanging out.
I still haven’t told Kate about Gabriel or the others, though I’m not sure why, exactly. It just hasn’t come up. I did, however, mention I have alternate plans the night of the dance. Still, when she begged me to “just look,” I couldn’t say no.
Although the Fosters have no children of their own, they did once—a little boy with freckles, red hair and Kate’s big, brown eyes. He died somehow. That’s why her eyes are so sad sometimes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You look divine! Like an angel.”
I’m humoring Kate. Somehow, she found out about the Midlands High homecoming dance and has it in her head I need a new dress for the occasion.
I don’t.
Even though I’ve explained I have no intention of going, she thinks maybe shopping will change my mind. It won’t. But I can’t tell her this because I’m afraid it will make her sad. A group of us—the group being Becke, Jonah, Gabriel and me—will be going to the movies instead of the school-sanctioned celebration. N...ot a double date or anything, just hanging out.
I still haven’t told Kate about Gabriel or the others, though I’m not sure why, exactly. It just hasn’t come up. I did, however, mention I have alternate plans the night of the dance. Still, when she begged me to “just look,” I couldn’t say no.
Although the Fosters have no children of their own, they did once—a little boy with freckles, red hair and Kate’s big, brown eyes. He died somehow. That’s why her eyes are so sad sometimes.
What to read after The Guardian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Corp to read onlineMoreLess
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