The Princess And the Pauper
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Behind her sunglasses, she glanced casually out of the corner of one eye. It was three-thirty. Quitting time. If she was lucky, she might be able to catch a glimpse of Jesse climbing onto his motorcycle.She slowed down deliberately, drove around the nearest curve, then parked behind a sprawling oak tree in the center of the parking lot, nose pointed outward. The engine idled quietly. April turned off the air conditioning and pushed a button on the walnut dash board. The sunroof slid backward wit...h a soft hum; the sunlight almost blinded her.She sighed. Following Jesse had become an obsession. At first she denied, even to herself, that her trips past the mill were more frequent than before, that her visits to Louie’s, the local burger joint two miles past the mill, had steadily increased. So she’d suddenly developed a craving for fast food. So what?But occasionally cruising to the truck stop had been what tipped the scales. She couldn’t lie to herself any longer. She’d gone there for one reason, and one reason only: Jesse.Carrie’s feeling about her strange behavior had been painfully clear the last time April had approached her friend about grabbing lunch at Louie’s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behind her sunglasses, she glanced casually out of the corner of one eye. It was three-thirty. Quitting time. If she was lucky, she might be able to catch a glimpse of Jesse climbing onto his motorcycle.She slowed down deliberately, drove around the nearest curve, then parked behind a sprawling oak tree in the center of the parking lot, nose pointed outward. The engine idled quietly. April turned off the air conditioning and pushed a button on the walnut dash board. The sunroof slid backward wit...h a soft hum; the sunlight almost blinded her.She sighed. Following Jesse had become an obsession. At first she denied, even to herself, that her trips past the mill were more frequent than before, that her visits to Louie’s, the local burger joint two miles past the mill, had steadily increased. So she’d suddenly developed a craving for fast food. So what?But occasionally cruising to the truck stop had been what tipped the scales. She couldn’t lie to herself any longer. She’d gone there for one reason, and one reason only: Jesse.Carrie’s feeling about her strange behavior had been painfully clear the last time April had approached her friend about grabbing lunch at Louie’s.
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