Through the Lens
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. . well, Ethan did most of the work . . . he’d asked who I was going to the game with. Madison had to work, but I’d gotten Bradley to agree to go with me. I think he’d felt bad about not hanging out with me so much since he and Madison got together. But Ethan told me to let Bradley off the hook because he would go with me. And here I sat. Thankfully it was almost over. It was the last quarter of the game.
“Enjoying yourself?”
Ethan asked, with a smirk.
“Not really,” I said truthfully.
The...n a really pretty girl with sandy blonde hair pulled back in a single ponytail planted herself on Ethan’s lap with a smile. He smiled back. Her hand shot out. “Hi, I’m Shelly.”
Confused, I took her hand in a quick shake and said, “I’m Jessa.”
“Nice to meet you,” she said, then she focused her attention on Ethan. It was a rude and strange all the same. “So where have you been hiding, stranger.”
“I’ve been waiting to find you,” he said, with easy banter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . well, Ethan did most of the work . . . he’d asked who I was going to the game with. Madison had to work, but I’d gotten Bradley to agree to go with me. I think he’d felt bad about not hanging out with me so much since he and Madison got together. But Ethan told me to let Bradley off the hook because he would go with me. And here I sat. Thankfully it was almost over. It was the last quarter of the game.
“Enjoying yourself?”
Ethan asked, with a smirk.
“Not really,” I said truthfully.
The...n a really pretty girl with sandy blonde hair pulled back in a single ponytail planted herself on Ethan’s lap with a smile. He smiled back. Her hand shot out. “Hi, I’m Shelly.”
Confused, I took her hand in a quick shake and said, “I’m Jessa.”
“Nice to meet you,” she said, then she focused her attention on Ethan. It was a rude and strange all the same. “So where have you been hiding, stranger.”
“I’ve been waiting to find you,” he said, with easy banter.
What to read after Through the Lens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shannon Dermott to read onlineMoreLess
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