Something Borrowed
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We never go so long without talking. When she finally reaches me, I blame my absence on work, say I have been unbelievably swamped which is true although I have found plenty of time to daydream about Dex, call Dex, e-mail Dex. She asks if I am free for Sunday brunch. I tell her yes, figuring that I might as well just get the face-to-face meeting over with. We arrange to meet at EJ's Luncheonette near my apartment.
On Sunday morning, I arrive at EJ's first and note with relief that the place is f...ull of children. Their happy clamor provides a distraction and makes me slightly less nervous. But I am still filled with anxiety at the thought of spending time with Darcy. I have been able to cope with my guilt by avoiding all thoughts of her, almost pretending that Dex is single and we are back in law school, before I ever got the big idea to introduce Darcy to him.
But that tactic will not be possible this afternoon. And I'm afraid that spending time with her will force me to end things with Dex, something I desperately don't want to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We never go so long without talking. When she finally reaches me, I blame my absence on work, say I have been unbelievably swamped which is true although I have found plenty of time to daydream about Dex, call Dex, e-mail Dex. She asks if I am free for Sunday brunch. I tell her yes, figuring that I might as well just get the face-to-face meeting over with. We arrange to meet at EJ's Luncheonette near my apartment.
On Sunday morning, I arrive at EJ's first and note with relief that the place is f...ull of children. Their happy clamor provides a distraction and makes me slightly less nervous. But I am still filled with anxiety at the thought of spending time with Darcy. I have been able to cope with my guilt by avoiding all thoughts of her, almost pretending that Dex is single and we are back in law school, before I ever got the big idea to introduce Darcy to him.
But that tactic will not be possible this afternoon. And I'm afraid that spending time with her will force me to end things with Dex, something I desperately don't want to do.
What to read after Something Borrowed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Giffin to read onlineMoreLess
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