Meangirls
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Then he let his head drop to the bar in despair. Could his day possibly get any worse? The sauna incident, then the three bimbos harassing him in the corridor, his car breaking down, his phone battery being flat…he’d thought he’d had a lucky break when the guy behind the bar—Alex—had said he could use the phone. Then he’d realized that he’d inadvertently walked into Adele’s workplace.
Granted, he wanted to make things up to her, but he didn’t quite know how. And right now he was feeling so stres...sed that he couldn’t get his brain to work properly. He supposed complimenting her cooking and the establishment would help, but beyond that he didn’t know where to start.
“Things that bad?”
Oliver started. He hadn’t heard Alex come back into the bar area. “I’m all right. Just a bit wound up, that’s all.”
“Why, what the hell did she say to you?” Alex jerked his head in the direction of the kitchen doors, a genuinely confused expression on his face.
“It’s a long story.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he let his head drop to the bar in despair. Could his day possibly get any worse? The sauna incident, then the three bimbos harassing him in the corridor, his car breaking down, his phone battery being flat…he’d thought he’d had a lucky break when the guy behind the bar—Alex—had said he could use the phone. Then he’d realized that he’d inadvertently walked into Adele’s workplace.
Granted, he wanted to make things up to her, but he didn’t quite know how. And right now he was feeling so stres...sed that he couldn’t get his brain to work properly. He supposed complimenting her cooking and the establishment would help, but beyond that he didn’t know where to start.
“Things that bad?”
Oliver started. He hadn’t heard Alex come back into the bar area. “I’m all right. Just a bit wound up, that’s all.”
“Why, what the hell did she say to you?” Alex jerked his head in the direction of the kitchen doors, a genuinely confused expression on his face.
“It’s a long story.”
What to read after Meangirls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felthouse, Lucy to read onlineMoreLess
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