Last Dance
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Grandmother’s eyes lit up as she patted DJ’s cheek with affection. DJ, Taylor, and Rhiannon had just gotten home from church when Grandmother stopped DJ in the foyer. “It’s so wonderful that you and Taylor have been selected to model for Dylan. Such a marvelous opportunity. I’ve already contacted a real-estate friend in Manhattan to find you girls a small studio to share. You must be so excited!”
DJ forced a smile. “I guess. Just don’t forget that I’ll only be doing this for the summer—just to e...arn some money for college.”
Grandmother smiled knowingly. “Yes, yes…we’ll see, won’t we.”
DJ knew better than to argue. Grandmother had already told DJ in no uncertain terms that “any girl with any sense” would model for as long as she could and attend college later. “You’re in your prime now,” she had insisted. “Trust me, it will end quickly enough.” As if DJ were some kind of hothouse orchid that would soon wilt and be worthless. DJ decided it was best to simply humor her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grandmother’s eyes lit up as she patted DJ’s cheek with affection. DJ, Taylor, and Rhiannon had just gotten home from church when Grandmother stopped DJ in the foyer. “It’s so wonderful that you and Taylor have been selected to model for Dylan. Such a marvelous opportunity. I’ve already contacted a real-estate friend in Manhattan to find you girls a small studio to share. You must be so excited!”
DJ forced a smile. “I guess. Just don’t forget that I’ll only be doing this for the summer—just to e...arn some money for college.”
Grandmother smiled knowingly. “Yes, yes…we’ll see, won’t we.”
DJ knew better than to argue. Grandmother had already told DJ in no uncertain terms that “any girl with any sense” would model for as long as she could and attend college later. “You’re in your prime now,” she had insisted. “Trust me, it will end quickly enough.” As if DJ were some kind of hothouse orchid that would soon wilt and be worthless. DJ decided it was best to simply humor her.
What to read after Last Dance?
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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