On This Day
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I say in a sarcastic tone but only after Suzette is too far away to actually hear me. That woman—talk about taking people for granted. As I walk across the graveled parking lot, I glance back at the pretty golden Jag with its top still down and seriously hope, for the sake of the leather interior, that it doesn’t rain and the dew isn’t too heavy tonight. Maybe Suzette’s husband will check on it after the wedding.
Despite wanting to forget all about her, I can’t help but wonder about Suzette as I... head back to the lodge. First she’s completely brokenhearted over her husband’s affair and as a result gets totally snockered at lunchtime. Then she decides she doesn’t care a whit and magically transforms herself into this independent, I-can-take-care-of-myself woman, even to the point of telling me not to worry and assuring me that there are lots of fish in the sea. Then after a couple more drinks, she wigs out over how old she’s getting. And the next thing I know, she totally flip-flops and sets herself on a take-no-prisoners course to win her husband back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say in a sarcastic tone but only after Suzette is too far away to actually hear me. That woman—talk about taking people for granted. As I walk across the graveled parking lot, I glance back at the pretty golden Jag with its top still down and seriously hope, for the sake of the leather interior, that it doesn’t rain and the dew isn’t too heavy tonight. Maybe Suzette’s husband will check on it after the wedding.
Despite wanting to forget all about her, I can’t help but wonder about Suzette as I... head back to the lodge. First she’s completely brokenhearted over her husband’s affair and as a result gets totally snockered at lunchtime. Then she decides she doesn’t care a whit and magically transforms herself into this independent, I-can-take-care-of-myself woman, even to the point of telling me not to worry and assuring me that there are lots of fish in the sea. Then after a couple more drinks, she wigs out over how old she’s getting. And the next thing I know, she totally flip-flops and sets herself on a take-no-prisoners course to win her husband back.
What to read after On This Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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