Silver Screen Dream (2012)
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Each one walked in with a drink in hand. They laughed and joked and were generally at least two or three beverages jollier than when they’d first come in.
Except Panya. She was meaner.
“Can you move me?” she asked as she walked in. “I want a seat closer to the screen.”
“Erm, I don’t know, I think most seats are filled—”
“Well, move someone then, swap our seats. Go on, go on, step to it.” She growled like a rabid dog.
Actually, I would have preferred to take my chances with a dangerous, diseased ...animal than go up against the airhead of doom. Luckily, there was one seat on the very end of the front row in the VIP section that was free. I moved her there.
“I suppose it will have to do,” she snapped. “What’s your name?”
“Laura,” I replied.
“Well, Laura, you have been completely useless. No wonder you work here.”
I bit my lip. I knew many expletives and horrid labels to call her in English, Urdu and Hindi, but I resisted. My mum always said not to waste my breath on mean people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each one walked in with a drink in hand. They laughed and joked and were generally at least two or three beverages jollier than when they’d first come in.
Except Panya. She was meaner.
“Can you move me?” she asked as she walked in. “I want a seat closer to the screen.”
“Erm, I don’t know, I think most seats are filled—”
“Well, move someone then, swap our seats. Go on, go on, step to it.” She growled like a rabid dog.
Actually, I would have preferred to take my chances with a dangerous, diseased ...animal than go up against the airhead of doom. Luckily, there was one seat on the very end of the front row in the VIP section that was free. I moved her there.
“I suppose it will have to do,” she snapped. “What’s your name?”
“Laura,” I replied.
“Well, Laura, you have been completely useless. No wonder you work here.”
I bit my lip. I knew many expletives and horrid labels to call her in English, Urdu and Hindi, but I resisted. My mum always said not to waste my breath on mean people.
What to read after Silver Screen Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blisse, Victoria to read onlineMoreLess
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