Friday Night Bites
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I told Ethan and Luc, who’d swiveled in his seat to watch me pace the length of Ethan’s office and back. “The youngest of four boys.” I stopped pacing, stared down at the photograph between my fingers, and tried to recall the math. “Nicholas is three years older. Then Finley, and Michael’s the oldest.”
“Nicholas is your age?” Ethan asked.
I glanced back at him. “Yes. Twenty-eight.”
“And how long did you two see each other?”
I resisted the urge to ask how he knew Nicholas and I had been an item, ...realizing that Ethan was at least as well connected as my money-hungry father and was equally keen a purveyor of information. I’d wondered if Ethan was my grandfather’s secret source. At the very least, his access to information was as deep.
“Nearly two years while we were in high school,” I told him.
Nicholas Etherell Arbuckle Breckenridge (and yes, his brothers and mine had tortured him about the name) had been totally dreamy—wavy brown hair, blue eyes, Romeo in our junior production of Shakespeare, editor of the school paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I told Ethan and Luc, who’d swiveled in his seat to watch me pace the length of Ethan’s office and back. “The youngest of four boys.” I stopped pacing, stared down at the photograph between my fingers, and tried to recall the math. “Nicholas is three years older. Then Finley, and Michael’s the oldest.”
“Nicholas is your age?” Ethan asked.
I glanced back at him. “Yes. Twenty-eight.”
“And how long did you two see each other?”
I resisted the urge to ask how he knew Nicholas and I had been an item, ...realizing that Ethan was at least as well connected as my money-hungry father and was equally keen a purveyor of information. I’d wondered if Ethan was my grandfather’s secret source. At the very least, his access to information was as deep.
“Nearly two years while we were in high school,” I told him.
Nicholas Etherell Arbuckle Breckenridge (and yes, his brothers and mine had tortured him about the name) had been totally dreamy—wavy brown hair, blue eyes, Romeo in our junior production of Shakespeare, editor of the school paper.
What to read after Friday Night Bites?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chloe Neill to read onlineMoreLess
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