The Sweetest Thing (2007)
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said Bennett, packing up his stuff. “This article’s due in an hour and a half. Say congratulations to Adam for me, okay?”
“You’re sure you don’t want to split a cab with us?”
“Nah, I’ll just take the subway.” Bennett kissed me on the cheek. “Have a good time at the party. I’ll call you tomorrow.”
I gave him a big hug. “Happy writing.”
Meredith, Judith, and I squeezed our way through the crowd of celebrating students and hailed a cab to Crockett’s, the club where they were throwing the after part...y. Crockett’s is this really cool underground lounge on the Upper West Side that’s owned by a Stuy alum. It kind of reminds me of one of those speakeasies from the ’20s: it’s in a basement room with antique couches and tasseled lamps, and on some nights a jazz band comes in and plays on a little stage in the back.
Tonight, though, there was no live music, and even if there had been, we wouldn’t have been able to hear it over the noise of the crowd. Practically everyone from school was there: at one point, I even thought I glimpsed one of the math teaching assistants drinking a pomegranate martini.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Bennett, packing up his stuff. “This article’s due in an hour and a half. Say congratulations to Adam for me, okay?”
“You’re sure you don’t want to split a cab with us?”
“Nah, I’ll just take the subway.” Bennett kissed me on the cheek. “Have a good time at the party. I’ll call you tomorrow.”
I gave him a big hug. “Happy writing.”
Meredith, Judith, and I squeezed our way through the crowd of celebrating students and hailed a cab to Crockett’s, the club where they were throwing the after part...y. Crockett’s is this really cool underground lounge on the Upper West Side that’s owned by a Stuy alum. It kind of reminds me of one of those speakeasies from the ’20s: it’s in a basement room with antique couches and tasseled lamps, and on some nights a jazz band comes in and plays on a little stage in the back.
Tonight, though, there was no live music, and even if there had been, we wouldn’t have been able to hear it over the noise of the crowd. Practically everyone from school was there: at one point, I even thought I glimpsed one of the math teaching assistants drinking a pomegranate martini.
What to read after The Sweetest Thing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. Minter to read onlineMoreLess
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