Identity
Identity
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" "Just _OK_?" asked Rebecca in disbelief.
"It's not like I wanna have his babies or anything, " said Faye.
"Geez, you don't like Toby, you don't like James, who _do_ you like?"Rebecca scrunched her face up for a split second.
"I like you, " pointed out Faye.
"Yeah, but not _like_ like. Not like you like boys. " Faye made an effort to look away from Rebecca's soft cheeks and herperfect lips. "What's meant to be so good about boys, anyway?" "They have their moments, " said Rebecca. "Some of them... do, anyway. Maybe not the ones in _our_ class, but once they're a bit older, maybe. " "Sounds like a long wait. " Faye kept her gaze on the floor.
"They just take a few more years to grow up, is all. Give them awhile, you'll see. Besides, if you didn't like boys, who _would_ youlike?" "Faye!" called Rebecca's mother from downstairs. "Your mother's here!" "I'd better go. " Faye stood up. "Thanks for the Fryer episode. " "That's OK. " Rebecca looked at her the same way she looked atcaterpillars and butterflies, her eyes focused with well meaningcuriosity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Just _OK_?" asked Rebecca in disbelief.
"It's not like I wanna have his babies or anything, " said Faye.
"Geez, you don't like Toby, you don't like James, who _do_ you like?"Rebecca scrunched her face up for a split second.
"I like you, " pointed out Faye.
"Yeah, but not _like_ like. Not like you like boys. " Faye made an effort to look away from Rebecca's soft cheeks and herperfect lips. "What's meant to be so good about boys, anyway?" "They have their moments, " said Rebecca. "Some of them... do, anyway. Maybe not the ones in _our_ class, but once they're a bit older, maybe. " "Sounds like a long wait. " Faye kept her gaze on the floor.
"They just take a few more years to grow up, is all. Give them awhile, you'll see. Besides, if you didn't like boys, who _would_ youlike?" "Faye!" called Rebecca's mother from downstairs. "Your mother's here!" "I'd better go. " Faye stood up. "Thanks for the Fryer episode. " "That's OK. " Rebecca looked at her the same way she looked atcaterpillars and butterflies, her eyes focused with well meaningcuriosity.
What to read after Identity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blade Zoë to read onlineMoreLess
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