Someone Else's Fairytale
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Lori stood there with her hair still up in its messy bun, her laptop in one hand, the screen angled towards me. Sure enough, there it was, a big picture of me and Jason locked in an embrace.
“This is who you had two dates with yesterday?” she said.
“They weren't dates.”
“Um, sure they weren't.”
I spun around and hunted for some clothes to put on.
“Where are you going?” Lori asked.
“I wanted to go to the library today.”
“There are, like, fifty million reporters on our doorstep.”
“What?” I turned ...to her again.
“Okay, more like four, but they're staked out, waiting for you. They keep knocking.”
“Oh no...”
“Chloe, you bring a movie star here and engage in PDA, what do you think is going to happen?”
“We are just friends. This is all a misunderstanding.”
“Does he think you're just friends?”
“Yes! We talked about it.”
“You had a DTR?”
“A what?”
“A Define The Relationship talk? Lemme guess, he was the one who started it?”
"Sure. Something like that.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lori stood there with her hair still up in its messy bun, her laptop in one hand, the screen angled towards me. Sure enough, there it was, a big picture of me and Jason locked in an embrace.
“This is who you had two dates with yesterday?” she said.
“They weren't dates.”
“Um, sure they weren't.”
I spun around and hunted for some clothes to put on.
“Where are you going?” Lori asked.
“I wanted to go to the library today.”
“There are, like, fifty million reporters on our doorstep.”
“What?” I turned ...to her again.
“Okay, more like four, but they're staked out, waiting for you. They keep knocking.”
“Oh no...”
“Chloe, you bring a movie star here and engage in PDA, what do you think is going to happen?”
“We are just friends. This is all a misunderstanding.”
“Does he think you're just friends?”
“Yes! We talked about it.”
“You had a DTR?”
“A what?”
“A Define The Relationship talk? Lemme guess, he was the one who started it?”
"Sure. Something like that.”
What to read after Someone Else's Fairytale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E.M. Tippetts to read onlineMoreLess
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