Pete (The Cowboys)
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We just need to talk. After all, we’re practically strangers.”
They weren’t supposed to be. She hadn’t thought they would be, but Peter—she had to keep reminding herself to think of him as Pete now—was definitely a stranger. She supposed it was natural to change when you grew up, but she hadn’t. Uncle Carl used to say she looked exactly the same as she had the day she was born.
Despite Pete’s assurances, she was afraid he did mean to divorce her. He hadn’t wanted to marry her. She didn’t fool he...rself on that score. According to Uncle Carl, Peter didn’t have the gumption to marry anybody, but Uncle Carl didn’t know how he’d changed. He had plenty of gumption now, far more than she ever would. He probably wanted a wife with gumption, too.
She wondered if she could develop gumption, or if she had it and didn’t know it. No, she was just a shy, silly girl who’d fallen in love with a boy years ago and hadn’t grown up enough to know boys change. She’d let her need, her naivete, and his willingness to marry her convince her he would be the same sweet boy she’d known years ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We just need to talk. After all, we’re practically strangers.”
They weren’t supposed to be. She hadn’t thought they would be, but Peter—she had to keep reminding herself to think of him as Pete now—was definitely a stranger. She supposed it was natural to change when you grew up, but she hadn’t. Uncle Carl used to say she looked exactly the same as she had the day she was born.
Despite Pete’s assurances, she was afraid he did mean to divorce her. He hadn’t wanted to marry her. She didn’t fool he...rself on that score. According to Uncle Carl, Peter didn’t have the gumption to marry anybody, but Uncle Carl didn’t know how he’d changed. He had plenty of gumption now, far more than she ever would. He probably wanted a wife with gumption, too.
She wondered if she could develop gumption, or if she had it and didn’t know it. No, she was just a shy, silly girl who’d fallen in love with a boy years ago and hadn’t grown up enough to know boys change. She’d let her need, her naivete, and his willingness to marry her convince her he would be the same sweet boy she’d known years ago.
What to read after Pete (The Cowboys)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenwood, Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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