Mrs. Perfect
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I make life look easy? I do?
What a joke. That’s the biggest laugh of all.
I munch on another handful of Cheerios. I don’t even know how much I’ve eaten now. A quarter of a box? A half box? All I know is that I can’t stop. I have no desire to stop. I’m going to eat until I pop.
I’ve never found life easy. It’s always been a fight. Push, push, push. Work, work, work. Smile, smile, smile. And I push because I’m afraid. Afraid of everything that’s happened before, everything that could happen again.... I work to make sure I won’t be trapped, won’t be lost, won’t be forgotten.
Of course, I don’t let others see my fears. It’d be dangerous. I’d be vulnerable to everyone and everything. As it is, I’m so vulnerable at home.
I love my family. I need my family. I need us together again.
Realizing the Cheerios box is almost empty, I drag myself off the bed, close the box top, and go down the stairs to return the cereal to the kitchen cabinet.
To make sure I don’t eat anything more, I brush my teeth extra long before rinsing with Listerine Whitening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I make life look easy? I do?
What a joke. That’s the biggest laugh of all.
I munch on another handful of Cheerios. I don’t even know how much I’ve eaten now. A quarter of a box? A half box? All I know is that I can’t stop. I have no desire to stop. I’m going to eat until I pop.
I’ve never found life easy. It’s always been a fight. Push, push, push. Work, work, work. Smile, smile, smile. And I push because I’m afraid. Afraid of everything that’s happened before, everything that could happen again.... I work to make sure I won’t be trapped, won’t be lost, won’t be forgotten.
Of course, I don’t let others see my fears. It’d be dangerous. I’d be vulnerable to everyone and everything. As it is, I’m so vulnerable at home.
I love my family. I need my family. I need us together again.
Realizing the Cheerios box is almost empty, I drag myself off the bed, close the box top, and go down the stairs to return the cereal to the kitchen cabinet.
To make sure I don’t eat anything more, I brush my teeth extra long before rinsing with Listerine Whitening.
What to read after Mrs. Perfect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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