Three's a Crowd
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She looked me up and down, then shrieked. “But you are boy.”
“So?” I said. “That’s sex discrimination. There’s no reason I shouldn’t work here.”
Pilar clutched the bunch of long chains that hung round her neck. She was tiny – her head only came up to my chest. Looking down, I could see several grey strands streaking out from the centre parting of her long black hair.
“You do no understand,” she said. “The English mamas and papas do not like the boys looking after the children.”
“...But Chloe’s not well,” I lied. “I’m her brother. I’m used to kids. I have a little brother, almost.”
“Very well,” Pilar said with a resigned sigh. She twisted her chains round her fingers. “But you must have to stay indoors.”
“Fine,” I grinned. Indoors sounded good to me. Indoors sounded private.
I followed Pilar inside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked me up and down, then shrieked. “But you are boy.”
“So?” I said. “That’s sex discrimination. There’s no reason I shouldn’t work here.”
Pilar clutched the bunch of long chains that hung round her neck. She was tiny – her head only came up to my chest. Looking down, I could see several grey strands streaking out from the centre parting of her long black hair.
“You do no understand,” she said. “The English mamas and papas do not like the boys looking after the children.”
“...But Chloe’s not well,” I lied. “I’m her brother. I’m used to kids. I have a little brother, almost.”
“Very well,” Pilar said with a resigned sigh. She twisted her chains round her fingers. “But you must have to stay indoors.”
“Fine,” I grinned. Indoors sounded good to me. Indoors sounded private.
I followed Pilar inside.
What to read after Three's a Crowd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Mckenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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