Bracing the Blue Line
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She was right. That doesn't need to become a habit. After the horrible loss, I spend most of the weekend at the gym exercising since I'm not getting laid. The entire week has been shit with dirty dreams I don't want to have, the loss, and completely forgetting about an assignment. It's made me cranky. I'm still in a pissy mood when Dave FaceTimes me Sunday evening as I'm leaving the gym. It doesn't help at all that he looks so cheery.
“Make it quick,” I greet.
“What the hell is wrong with you? T...his is like the third day in a row you've been like this.”
“What the hell is wrong with you? Why are you so fucking happy?” I ask with as much irritation I can muster.
Dave glares at me, knowing as good as I do that I'm being ridiculous. “I was going to ask for a favor, but I think I'll wait until you're in a better mood.”
A favor? I raise an eyebrow at him. “What kind of favor?”
Somehow, I manage to withhold a groan as he answers, “I called Maddie for my monthly checkup, as per my parents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was right. That doesn't need to become a habit. After the horrible loss, I spend most of the weekend at the gym exercising since I'm not getting laid. The entire week has been shit with dirty dreams I don't want to have, the loss, and completely forgetting about an assignment. It's made me cranky. I'm still in a pissy mood when Dave FaceTimes me Sunday evening as I'm leaving the gym. It doesn't help at all that he looks so cheery.
“Make it quick,” I greet.
“What the hell is wrong with you? T...his is like the third day in a row you've been like this.”
“What the hell is wrong with you? Why are you so fucking happy?” I ask with as much irritation I can muster.
Dave glares at me, knowing as good as I do that I'm being ridiculous. “I was going to ask for a favor, but I think I'll wait until you're in a better mood.”
A favor? I raise an eyebrow at him. “What kind of favor?”
Somehow, I manage to withhold a groan as he answers, “I called Maddie for my monthly checkup, as per my parents.
What to read after Bracing the Blue Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay Paige to read onlineMoreLess
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