Wash
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Charity couldn’t wait to get onto the dance floor. They walked past people talking and drinking by tall tables. Julie tapped her shoulder and pointed to an empty one on the far side. Charity looked back to Elijah and Simon following close behind. They nodded and headed to the bar to get drinks.
Julie leaned her elbows on the table and glanced around the room. “This place is awesome! I can’t believe I never knew it was here.”
Charity bounced her head to the music, absorbing it like a drug. “An ol...d buddy of mine bought the bar about eight years ago and redid the whole thing. Every year, just before summer starts, he repaints it some funky color or design.” This year the walls were painted a charcoal grey with mirrors everywhere – the walls, ceiling, even parts of the ground had some kind of mirror flooring.”
“It’s super cool. Where do you know the owner from? How come I haven’t met him?” She giggled. “Maybe I don’t want to know.” Julie stared at the people dancing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charity couldn’t wait to get onto the dance floor. They walked past people talking and drinking by tall tables. Julie tapped her shoulder and pointed to an empty one on the far side. Charity looked back to Elijah and Simon following close behind. They nodded and headed to the bar to get drinks.
Julie leaned her elbows on the table and glanced around the room. “This place is awesome! I can’t believe I never knew it was here.”
Charity bounced her head to the music, absorbing it like a drug. “An ol...d buddy of mine bought the bar about eight years ago and redid the whole thing. Every year, just before summer starts, he repaints it some funky color or design.” This year the walls were painted a charcoal grey with mirrors everywhere – the walls, ceiling, even parts of the ground had some kind of mirror flooring.”
“It’s super cool. Where do you know the owner from? How come I haven’t met him?” She giggled. “Maybe I don’t want to know.” Julie stared at the people dancing.
What to read after Wash?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lexy Timms to read onlineMoreLess
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