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I have on one of my corporate casual numbers, but it’s tight enough to just ride the edge of good-girl attire. I’ve also added a little barrette to my hair. It looks very sweet to the untrained eye. If you look closer, however, you’ll see a wicked skull etched in the middle of the silver clip. Tabby would be proud. I’m not sure whether I’m dressing for my unofficial date or for Foster. I’ll admit I sure like his reaction when he sees me. Very much. His eyes rake over every inch of me and the goo...se-bumps rise up on my bare skin. He’s had the same effect on me since high school.
I met Foster during his very first class at Southwest sophomore year. His family was still suffering from the loss of his dad and his mom wanted to start over, so they moved to the Cities from his grandparents’ house in Brainerd.
I was defacing my folder during social studies and I swear I felt him enter the room. When I met his dark eyes, I got the same goose-bumps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have on one of my corporate casual numbers, but it’s tight enough to just ride the edge of good-girl attire. I’ve also added a little barrette to my hair. It looks very sweet to the untrained eye. If you look closer, however, you’ll see a wicked skull etched in the middle of the silver clip. Tabby would be proud. I’m not sure whether I’m dressing for my unofficial date or for Foster. I’ll admit I sure like his reaction when he sees me. Very much. His eyes rake over every inch of me and the goo...se-bumps rise up on my bare skin. He’s had the same effect on me since high school.
I met Foster during his very first class at Southwest sophomore year. His family was still suffering from the loss of his dad and his mom wanted to start over, so they moved to the Cities from his grandparents’ house in Brainerd.
I was defacing my folder during social studies and I swear I felt him enter the room. When I met his dark eyes, I got the same goose-bumps.
What to read after More?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Clare to read onlineMoreLess
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