Wicked Innocence
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Dee muttered, her eyes wide. “Just wow.”
I wiped my eyes and nodded. I’d needed to talk to someone, and at the risk of losing her friendship, too, Dee was the only person I had left.
“So, you’re younger than me? Shit, Micah. All this time you’ve been giving me hell about not being able to drink and you’re seventeen,” she laughed.
“Yeah…sorry about that,” I mumbled, my face going red. “It’s weird, Dee—so often I forget how old I really am. I left the old me behind when I moved out her...e, and I wish I could make people understand that. I did what I did to survive.”
“By people you mean Sax?” she asked gently.
I nodded, the tears starting all over again. “He’s never going to forgive me. You should’ve seen how angry he was.”
“He just needs time to calm down. When he hears your side of it—”
“It won’t change how old I am,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dee muttered, her eyes wide. “Just wow.”
I wiped my eyes and nodded. I’d needed to talk to someone, and at the risk of losing her friendship, too, Dee was the only person I had left.
“So, you’re younger than me? Shit, Micah. All this time you’ve been giving me hell about not being able to drink and you’re seventeen,” she laughed.
“Yeah…sorry about that,” I mumbled, my face going red. “It’s weird, Dee—so often I forget how old I really am. I left the old me behind when I moved out her...e, and I wish I could make people understand that. I did what I did to survive.”
“By people you mean Sax?” she asked gently.
I nodded, the tears starting all over again. “He’s never going to forgive me. You should’ve seen how angry he was.”
“He just needs time to calm down. When he hears your side of it—”
“It won’t change how old I am,”
What to read after Wicked Innocence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Missy Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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