Felix (The Ninth Inning #1)
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I’m glad to be home though. Plus, I’m curious if Abigail went on her second date with that guy. I’m still grinning over the fact that she likes kissing me more. It’s one reason why I keep finding excuses to kiss her, like now.
I knock on her door after having dropped of my bags in my apartment. She’s a sight for my sore, Abigail-deprived eyes. It’s late, so I’m not surprised that she’s in pajama shorts and a t-shirt.
“Felix, hey,” she says with surprise.
“Hey. Miss me?” I grin.
“Did I miss you? ...I do believe you came rushing over here and not the other way around.” She winks and I laugh.
“That’s because I’d rather see you than text you to find out if you’ve been running while I’m gone and if we’re going running tomorrow.”
“I’ve done no running. School and work has been taking up a lot of my time. I don’t know about the morning run.”
“Why not? Already giving up on me?”
“No, I’m not giving up,” she says, shaking her head. “I’ve had a long week and it’s been a little rough on me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’m glad to be home though. Plus, I’m curious if Abigail went on her second date with that guy. I’m still grinning over the fact that she likes kissing me more. It’s one reason why I keep finding excuses to kiss her, like now.
I knock on her door after having dropped of my bags in my apartment. She’s a sight for my sore, Abigail-deprived eyes. It’s late, so I’m not surprised that she’s in pajama shorts and a t-shirt.
“Felix, hey,” she says with surprise.
“Hey. Miss me?” I grin.
“Did I miss you? ...I do believe you came rushing over here and not the other way around.” She winks and I laugh.
“That’s because I’d rather see you than text you to find out if you’ve been running while I’m gone and if we’re going running tomorrow.”
“I’ve done no running. School and work has been taking up a lot of my time. I don’t know about the morning run.”
“Why not? Already giving up on me?”
“No, I’m not giving up,” she says, shaking her head. “I’ve had a long week and it’s been a little rough on me.
What to read after Felix (The Ninth Inning #1)?
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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