Poisonous: a Novel
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He thought it would be less intimidating for the boys if Max met with them alone.
“You? Intimidating?” Max said with mock surprise.
“How many hours?”
She had no idea what he meant.
“Sleep, Maxine.”
“Enough.”
He didn’t smile, but didn’t comment again. She was irritated that David was watching her so closely, but instead of arguing with him, she got out of the car.
She walked into the restaurant and looked around. The boys weren’t there. If Austin bailed on her, she’d track him down at school. She... wasn’t in the mood to be manipulated by a thirteen-year-old.
The waitress sat her in a corner booth where she had a view of the door. Max ordered coffee and a muffin. She was done with her second cup before the boys showed up—twenty minutes late.
Austin looked exactly the same as the day before—defiant, angry, a slight swagger in his step. Tommy was nervous. He kept looking around as if he shouldn’t be here. She raised her hand. Tommy smiled and waved. Austin didn’t.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He thought it would be less intimidating for the boys if Max met with them alone.
“You? Intimidating?” Max said with mock surprise.
“How many hours?”
She had no idea what he meant.
“Sleep, Maxine.”
“Enough.”
He didn’t smile, but didn’t comment again. She was irritated that David was watching her so closely, but instead of arguing with him, she got out of the car.
She walked into the restaurant and looked around. The boys weren’t there. If Austin bailed on her, she’d track him down at school. She... wasn’t in the mood to be manipulated by a thirteen-year-old.
The waitress sat her in a corner booth where she had a view of the door. Max ordered coffee and a muffin. She was done with her second cup before the boys showed up—twenty minutes late.
Austin looked exactly the same as the day before—defiant, angry, a slight swagger in his step. Tommy was nervous. He kept looking around as if he shouldn’t be here. She raised her hand. Tommy smiled and waved. Austin didn’t.
What to read after Poisonous: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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