Taking Something
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I'd seen her anxious before. I could tell by the tiny crease between her eyes and the way she nervously pursed her lips like her lip gloss was made of superglue. I figured Sadie was too occupied with her own self-righteousness to even notice that I'd be gone. Now was my chance to get Gia alone and find out exactly what her end game was for coming here tonight.“Hold the door,” I said when I finally managed to make it through the crowd. I turned my body to the side to slide between the closing ele...vator doors.She was in the back corner, her eyes wide with surprise that I'd actually followed her. A handful of partygoers stood between the two of us, successfully putting the lid on everything I wanted to say to her.“Excuse me,” I said, exchanging a smile with a couple I recognized from the other events I'd attended since coming to this Hell on Earth. Choreographers, I thought. I brushed by them, wanting to get closer to her. “What the hell was all that about?” I whispered harshly, settling by her side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'd seen her anxious before. I could tell by the tiny crease between her eyes and the way she nervously pursed her lips like her lip gloss was made of superglue. I figured Sadie was too occupied with her own self-righteousness to even notice that I'd be gone. Now was my chance to get Gia alone and find out exactly what her end game was for coming here tonight.“Hold the door,” I said when I finally managed to make it through the crowd. I turned my body to the side to slide between the closing ele...vator doors.She was in the back corner, her eyes wide with surprise that I'd actually followed her. A handful of partygoers stood between the two of us, successfully putting the lid on everything I wanted to say to her.“Excuse me,” I said, exchanging a smile with a couple I recognized from the other events I'd attended since coming to this Hell on Earth. Choreographers, I thought. I brushed by them, wanting to get closer to her. “What the hell was all that about?” I whispered harshly, settling by her side.
What to read after Taking Something?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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