First Date
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Something about that girl just got under Cassidy’s skin. Not only in regard to the Dating Games, although by now Cassidy felt sure that Devon’s primary interest in creating the club had been purely self-serving. Beyond that, Cassidy suspected that Devon was using Emma, and sometimes it seemed that Emma didn’t even notice or care. But seeing Devon treating Emma so callously today—right on the heels of Emma losing her grandfather—well, it seemed inexcusable. Yet at the same time Cassidy knew she h...ad to forgive Devon. It was perplexing.
Cassidy was well aware that Jesus instructed his followers to love their enemies and to pray for them. She knew she couldn’t use her general dislike and distrust of Devon as an excuse to blow her off or treat her badly. But as she went to jazz choir practice after school, she remembered something else Jesus had said: “Be wise as serpents but innocent as doves” (Matt. 10:16). Yes, that was how she intended to be with Devon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Something about that girl just got under Cassidy’s skin. Not only in regard to the Dating Games, although by now Cassidy felt sure that Devon’s primary interest in creating the club had been purely self-serving. Beyond that, Cassidy suspected that Devon was using Emma, and sometimes it seemed that Emma didn’t even notice or care. But seeing Devon treating Emma so callously today—right on the heels of Emma losing her grandfather—well, it seemed inexcusable. Yet at the same time Cassidy knew she h...ad to forgive Devon. It was perplexing.
Cassidy was well aware that Jesus instructed his followers to love their enemies and to pray for them. She knew she couldn’t use her general dislike and distrust of Devon as an excuse to blow her off or treat her badly. But as she went to jazz choir practice after school, she remembered something else Jesus had said: “Be wise as serpents but innocent as doves” (Matt. 10:16). Yes, that was how she intended to be with Devon.
What to read after First Date?
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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