One Summer
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He said immediately, “Look, I’m sorry about what happened at the party. Tiff was wasted.”
“Gee, really?”
“She’s usually not that obnoxious.”
“Give me a break. She’s a fricking nightmare in a G-string.”
“Okay, maybe she is. Where’d you end up?”
“Another party on the beach.”
“What party?”
“One Liam Fontaine took me to. And most of the people there were from Sweat Town. Heard of it?”
“Mikki, I live in Sweat Town.”
This stunned her so much she stopped running. “What?”
“My mom works as the housekeepe...r for the Murdochs.”
“Then why do you hang out with Tiffany?”
“Like I said, my mom works for them.”
“And what, that obligates you to do her bidding?”
Blake laughed nervously. “I don’t do her bidding. I just hang out with her sometimes.”
They started running again. “Well, good for you. Who you hang out with says a lot about a person.”
“Hey, what’s wrong with me being friends with her? Are you saying poor people can only hang out with other poor people?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said immediately, “Look, I’m sorry about what happened at the party. Tiff was wasted.”
“Gee, really?”
“She’s usually not that obnoxious.”
“Give me a break. She’s a fricking nightmare in a G-string.”
“Okay, maybe she is. Where’d you end up?”
“Another party on the beach.”
“What party?”
“One Liam Fontaine took me to. And most of the people there were from Sweat Town. Heard of it?”
“Mikki, I live in Sweat Town.”
This stunned her so much she stopped running. “What?”
“My mom works as the housekeepe...r for the Murdochs.”
“Then why do you hang out with Tiffany?”
“Like I said, my mom works for them.”
“And what, that obligates you to do her bidding?”
Blake laughed nervously. “I don’t do her bidding. I just hang out with her sometimes.”
They started running again. “Well, good for you. Who you hang out with says a lot about a person.”
“Hey, what’s wrong with me being friends with her? Are you saying poor people can only hang out with other poor people?”
What to read after One Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Baldacci to read onlineMoreLess
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