Nova
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“I hope you like fettuccine,” Michael’s grandmother says as she sets a pot in the middle of the table between a bowl of salad and a basket of bread.
“I like everything,” I answer. Which isn’t exactly true, but isn’t exactly a lie either.
Michael snorts. “You don’t have to be so polite, Lia.”
“What?” I ask, confused.
“You like everything?” He raises an eyebrow at me and laughs. “Come on, Lia. I remember when you used to eat at our house on Aurora. You were the pickiest eater ever!... My dad always used to say there were only two meals he could serve whenever you came over.”
I swallow hard, trying to think of an answer to cover my mistake. A gentle hand suddenly squeezes my shoulder.
“Sometimes people’s tastes change as they grow older,” Taylor remarks mildly. She squeezes my shoulder once more and lets go. We take our places, and Taylor asks Michael to say grace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I hope you like fettuccine,” Michael’s grandmother says as she sets a pot in the middle of the table between a bowl of salad and a basket of bread.
“I like everything,” I answer. Which isn’t exactly true, but isn’t exactly a lie either.
Michael snorts. “You don’t have to be so polite, Lia.”
“What?” I ask, confused.
“You like everything?” He raises an eyebrow at me and laughs. “Come on, Lia. I remember when you used to eat at our house on Aurora. You were the pickiest eater ever!... My dad always used to say there were only two meals he could serve whenever you came over.”
I swallow hard, trying to think of an answer to cover my mistake. A gentle hand suddenly squeezes my shoulder.
“Sometimes people’s tastes change as they grow older,” Taylor remarks mildly. She squeezes my shoulder once more and lets go. We take our places, and Taylor asks Michael to say grace.
What to read after Nova?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Fortune to read onlineMoreLess
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