Gringa
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Diago still stays away from me. I sleep in my old room and have trouble falling asleep. I think he does too, because I see him sitting on his balcony in the dark, smoking. I miss him so much and I’m sure he misses me too. He has to because, well, I believe we’re connected. But he’s stronger than I thought as he has not yet melted and returned to me.
I see changes all around the ranch since Christa’s death. Maria and Rosa no longer keep away from the dining room during dinner like t...hey used to. They are loud and joke and tease the men during dinner. Sometimes, they even sit at the table and demand a game of cards with some of the men. Diago doesn’t mind. He just smiles at their gall, especially when the women order the men to fetch them drinks.
As for Santana, yesterday she was humming while picking roses from the garden which she placed in a vase in the dining room. I’ve never seen her do that before.
This morning I walk into the kitchen and saw her sitting with Rosa and Maria drinking coffee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Diago still stays away from me. I sleep in my old room and have trouble falling asleep. I think he does too, because I see him sitting on his balcony in the dark, smoking. I miss him so much and I’m sure he misses me too. He has to because, well, I believe we’re connected. But he’s stronger than I thought as he has not yet melted and returned to me.
I see changes all around the ranch since Christa’s death. Maria and Rosa no longer keep away from the dining room during dinner like t...hey used to. They are loud and joke and tease the men during dinner. Sometimes, they even sit at the table and demand a game of cards with some of the men. Diago doesn’t mind. He just smiles at their gall, especially when the women order the men to fetch them drinks.
As for Santana, yesterday she was humming while picking roses from the garden which she placed in a vase in the dining room. I’ve never seen her do that before.
This morning I walk into the kitchen and saw her sitting with Rosa and Maria drinking coffee.
What to read after Gringa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eve Rabi to read onlineMoreLess
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