The Sweetest Deal
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She checked her watch. It was 11:35 a.m. C.C. had told her the man was an architect, which meant he probably followed a rigid schedule; lunch at 12:00, not 12:01. And since Roxie needed his full cooperation in order to evaluate him, she didn’t want to annoy him, not that Roxie could annoy a man. In fact, she couldn’t remember the last time she’d even mildly irritated one, with the exception of her father. Him she hadn’t spoken to in seven years.
Roxie stuck a double wad of watermelon-flavored gu...m in her mouth and considered her strategy. Two days earlier she’d contacted Mr. Remmington’s assistant under the pretense of soliciting architects to design a botanical garden for her great aunt, Cecilia Revito, well-known Chicago humanitarian. Okay, so Aunt Cecilia was wandering around Tibet for the next six months, but if she were here, she’d be thrilled with the idea of a botanical garden. Of course, Roxie had no desire to involve herself with anything philanthropic, academic, or remotely logical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She checked her watch. It was 11:35 a.m. C.C. had told her the man was an architect, which meant he probably followed a rigid schedule; lunch at 12:00, not 12:01. And since Roxie needed his full cooperation in order to evaluate him, she didn’t want to annoy him, not that Roxie could annoy a man. In fact, she couldn’t remember the last time she’d even mildly irritated one, with the exception of her father. Him she hadn’t spoken to in seven years.
Roxie stuck a double wad of watermelon-flavored gu...m in her mouth and considered her strategy. Two days earlier she’d contacted Mr. Remmington’s assistant under the pretense of soliciting architects to design a botanical garden for her great aunt, Cecilia Revito, well-known Chicago humanitarian. Okay, so Aunt Cecilia was wandering around Tibet for the next six months, but if she were here, she’d be thrilled with the idea of a botanical garden. Of course, Roxie had no desire to involve herself with anything philanthropic, academic, or remotely logical.
What to read after The Sweetest Deal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Campisi to read onlineMoreLess
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