Writing a Wrong
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There was a thick cloud of tension in the air. Thankfully, either the girls didn't notice or they chose not to ask. I was happy that at least I was able to keep my frozen treat down in spite of sitting on the couch. Greg flipped on the radio to tune out the conversation in the back. He was obviously still protesting our conversation from earlier. I pulled my knees up, peering out the window at a light drizzle of rain.
We were an hour outside of Atlanta when my phone rang. I debated not answe...ring when I saw that it was Alec. Things were already awkward enough. I realized, though, that maybe I was punishing Alec for something he hadn't done, just like I thought Mom and Olivia had done to me.
"Hey," I answered, cradling the phone against my ear. At least with the music on I had some semblance of privacy.
"Hey, sweetheart. How's it going?" "Okay," I answered casually. I could practically feel Greg's eyes from the rearview mirror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a thick cloud of tension in the air. Thankfully, either the girls didn't notice or they chose not to ask. I was happy that at least I was able to keep my frozen treat down in spite of sitting on the couch. Greg flipped on the radio to tune out the conversation in the back. He was obviously still protesting our conversation from earlier. I pulled my knees up, peering out the window at a light drizzle of rain.
We were an hour outside of Atlanta when my phone rang. I debated not answe...ring when I saw that it was Alec. Things were already awkward enough. I realized, though, that maybe I was punishing Alec for something he hadn't done, just like I thought Mom and Olivia had done to me.
"Hey," I answered, cradling the phone against my ear. At least with the music on I had some semblance of privacy.
"Hey, sweetheart. How's it going?" "Okay," I answered casually. I could practically feel Greg's eyes from the rearview mirror.
What to read after Writing a Wrong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tiffany King to read onlineMoreLess
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