Wired (2007)
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She looked down at me where I slumped back on the sofa pillows in surprise. “Roxanne, what are doing?”
“I’m sitting in the living room.” It was what I’d been doing all day, somewhat shell-shocked. I hadn’t seen Leo.
Kitty put the vase down and looked at me for a moment, then started to remove the plastic from the flowers. “How was your night?”
I would love to tell you all about it. Not.
I sighed. “We . . . talked. Went to a party.” It was too much work to explain, and she’d just think I was craz...y.
“Oh.” Kitty wrinkled her nose. “I guess I hoped you two would come up with something more exciting.” She cocked her head and looked at me, and I guess she read that I wasn’t in the mood to share. “Any plans for tonight? I was thinking about ordering a pizza.”
I turned my head. “Sounds good to me. I’ll buy if you fly.”
“Duh. You never fly.”
I sat up straight, inexplicably angry. “What does that mean?”
She looked a little startled. “Uh . . .”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked down at me where I slumped back on the sofa pillows in surprise. “Roxanne, what are doing?”
“I’m sitting in the living room.” It was what I’d been doing all day, somewhat shell-shocked. I hadn’t seen Leo.
Kitty put the vase down and looked at me for a moment, then started to remove the plastic from the flowers. “How was your night?”
I would love to tell you all about it. Not.
I sighed. “We . . . talked. Went to a party.” It was too much work to explain, and she’d just think I was craz...y.
“Oh.” Kitty wrinkled her nose. “I guess I hoped you two would come up with something more exciting.” She cocked her head and looked at me, and I guess she read that I wasn’t in the mood to share. “Any plans for tonight? I was thinking about ordering a pizza.”
I turned my head. “Sounds good to me. I’ll buy if you fly.”
“Duh. You never fly.”
I sat up straight, inexplicably angry. “What does that mean?”
She looked a little startled. “Uh . . .”
What to read after Wired?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liz Maverick to read onlineMoreLess
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