You've Got Tail
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Just up the street from Johnson’s General Store, I saw Babel’s tiny car—the one I’d seen him in the first day I arrived in Peculiar. He’d been driving a truck the last couple of days, so I wondered if the car and the truck were his, or if he’d borrowed one or the other from someone. Who would the car belong to? Sheila, maybe? It pissed me off, completely and unreasonably. I hated feeling so possessive over someone who wasn’t mine, but I couldn’t help it. I wanted to beat his ass for making me wa...nt him.
I looked around expectantly for Babel, then mentally kicked myself for being disappointed that his podunk ass wasn’t anywhere to be seen. For no good reason, I crossed the road and started walking toward the car. Okay, there was a good reason, or at least an okay reason. I wanted to see Babel. Hell, I needed to see him. He might not be mine, but I was beginning to think that I was his.
Delbert Johnson, or it might have been his twin Elbert, greeted me before I could get past their store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just up the street from Johnson’s General Store, I saw Babel’s tiny car—the one I’d seen him in the first day I arrived in Peculiar. He’d been driving a truck the last couple of days, so I wondered if the car and the truck were his, or if he’d borrowed one or the other from someone. Who would the car belong to? Sheila, maybe? It pissed me off, completely and unreasonably. I hated feeling so possessive over someone who wasn’t mine, but I couldn’t help it. I wanted to beat his ass for making me wa...nt him.
I looked around expectantly for Babel, then mentally kicked myself for being disappointed that his podunk ass wasn’t anywhere to be seen. For no good reason, I crossed the road and started walking toward the car. Okay, there was a good reason, or at least an okay reason. I wanted to see Babel. Hell, I needed to see him. He might not be mine, but I was beginning to think that I was his.
Delbert Johnson, or it might have been his twin Elbert, greeted me before I could get past their store.
What to read after You've Got Tail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Renee George to read onlineMoreLess
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