M Or F?
M Or F?
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Seven “No,” I said to Frannie. “I’m not saying it’s going to happen; I’m just saying that if we weren’t friends anymore, I’d be the one eating lunch alone the next day.”
“It’s never going to happen,” she insisted.
We were both in our rooms on the phone, and I was getting sorry that I had brought this up. I wasn’t even sure why I had, except that if you spend as much time on the phone as we do, everything comes up eventually.
I tried again. “My point isn’t that something is going to happen. My ...point is just that you have backup I don’t have. That’s all.”
“Please,” she said. “If you get hit by a truck, I’m going to go off and be a nun or something.”
“A nun with a boyfriend,” I reminded her.
“He’s not my boyfriend,” she came back.
“He’s pretty close to being your boyfriend,” I said. “Besides, ‘Sister Mary Frannie’ just doesn’t sound as good as ‘Frannie Osborne.’”
“I’m not changing my name.”
“When you get married—”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seven “No,” I said to Frannie. “I’m not saying it’s going to happen; I’m just saying that if we weren’t friends anymore, I’d be the one eating lunch alone the next day.”
“It’s never going to happen,” she insisted.
We were both in our rooms on the phone, and I was getting sorry that I had brought this up. I wasn’t even sure why I had, except that if you spend as much time on the phone as we do, everything comes up eventually.
I tried again. “My point isn’t that something is going to happen. My ...point is just that you have backup I don’t have. That’s all.”
“Please,” she said. “If you get hit by a truck, I’m going to go off and be a nun or something.”
“A nun with a boyfriend,” I reminded her.
“He’s not my boyfriend,” she came back.
“He’s pretty close to being your boyfriend,” I said. “Besides, ‘Sister Mary Frannie’ just doesn’t sound as good as ‘Frannie Osborne.’”
“I’m not changing my name.”
“When you get married—”
What to read after M Or F??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Papademetriou to read onlineMoreLess
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