Falling Up
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She assumed that since I came home, I would be willing to take her in to get an abortion. And when I told her I couldn't do that, she got mad. But instead of getting mad back at her, I told her that I wanted to be supportive of her, I wanted to help her through this pregnancy, and that I would be her friend no matter what. Of course, this only seemed to make her angrier.
“So you're saying that you're okay hanging with me when my belly is sticking out to here.” She held her arms in a wide circle ...for a visual aid.
“Yeah,” I told her.
“You're not the least bit embarrassed to go to the mall, youth group, school, whatever…with a big, fat pregnant best friend?”
I considered this. To be honest, I might feel somewhat embarrassed. “Okay, I might be a little uncomfortable at first. But after I got used to—”
“Well, don't worry,” she snapped. “You won't need to get used to it, Km. I'm not having this baby.”
“How far along are you now?”
“Three months.” She leaned back on the new leather sofa that Dad and I picked out on Sunday and folded her arms across her chest (which has become bigger since I've been gone).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She assumed that since I came home, I would be willing to take her in to get an abortion. And when I told her I couldn't do that, she got mad. But instead of getting mad back at her, I told her that I wanted to be supportive of her, I wanted to help her through this pregnancy, and that I would be her friend no matter what. Of course, this only seemed to make her angrier.
“So you're saying that you're okay hanging with me when my belly is sticking out to here.” She held her arms in a wide circle ...for a visual aid.
“Yeah,” I told her.
“You're not the least bit embarrassed to go to the mall, youth group, school, whatever…with a big, fat pregnant best friend?”
I considered this. To be honest, I might feel somewhat embarrassed. “Okay, I might be a little uncomfortable at first. But after I got used to—”
“Well, don't worry,” she snapped. “You won't need to get used to it, Km. I'm not having this baby.”
“How far along are you now?”
“Three months.” She leaned back on the new leather sofa that Dad and I picked out on Sunday and folded her arms across her chest (which has become bigger since I've been gone).
What to read after Falling Up?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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