For Real
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Jett says as we have lunch on the exact day it’s been two weeks. I thought I was the only one who was obsessively counting, so I didn’t want to make a big deal out of it.“To two weeks of successful Fake Dating. How’s it been for you?” I say, clinking my plastic glass with his.“I think it’s been great so far. Javier is off my back and your apartment is much nicer than mine. Plus, you’re also better at cooking.”“Not when it comes to nachos.”“That is true. I am really good at nachos.”“And art. You ...kick my ass at art. And folding paper. You’re the best at that too. And I think you’re a better liar than I am.” He’s definitely a better liar than I am. That’s been proven several times.“But you’re the best at waffles. And picking chairs. And stealing Batman shirts. Speaking of that, I have something for you as sort of an anniversary present.” He pulls something out of his bag. It’s a present wrapped in the school newspaper.“Sorry about the wrapping job.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jett says as we have lunch on the exact day it’s been two weeks. I thought I was the only one who was obsessively counting, so I didn’t want to make a big deal out of it.“To two weeks of successful Fake Dating. How’s it been for you?” I say, clinking my plastic glass with his.“I think it’s been great so far. Javier is off my back and your apartment is much nicer than mine. Plus, you’re also better at cooking.”“Not when it comes to nachos.”“That is true. I am really good at nachos.”“And art. You ...kick my ass at art. And folding paper. You’re the best at that too. And I think you’re a better liar than I am.” He’s definitely a better liar than I am. That’s been proven several times.“But you’re the best at waffles. And picking chairs. And stealing Batman shirts. Speaking of that, I have something for you as sort of an anniversary present.” He pulls something out of his bag. It’s a present wrapped in the school newspaper.“Sorry about the wrapping job.
What to read after For Real?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chelsea M. Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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