Talk to Me
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Finn Daley: Well, that was a mess for a while. And it didn’t help that I thought she was a Puck Bunny at first.
Anchor/Kiki Stuart: I do know what that is, but why don’t you fill it in the blanks for those at home. What is a Puck Bunny?
Finn Daley: Those women who hang around the ice for … ah, wait. Let’s just say a Puck Bunny is the equivalent to a groupie in the music world.
Anchor/Kiki Stuart: And how did that go over? When you thought she was a Puck Bunny, that is.
Finn Daley...: Not as you’d expect.
“Almost done,” Mia said, putting in the last needle. “Unless there’s anything else bothering you.”
It was only six a.m., but I was an early riser these days. I liked being in that groggy, barely awake frame of mind when Mia worked on me. With what I paid her, she didn’t complain — about the hours or the house calls.
Having money really paid off sometimes.
What to read after Talk to Me?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Finn Daley: Well, that was a mess for a while. And it didn’t help that I thought she was a Puck Bunny at first.
Anchor/Kiki Stuart: I do know what that is, but why don’t you fill it in the blanks for those at home. What is a Puck Bunny?
Finn Daley: Those women who hang around the ice for … ah, wait. Let’s just say a Puck Bunny is the equivalent to a groupie in the music world.
Anchor/Kiki Stuart: And how did that go over? When you thought she was a Puck Bunny, that is.
Finn Daley...: Not as you’d expect.
“Almost done,” Mia said, putting in the last needle. “Unless there’s anything else bothering you.”
It was only six a.m., but I was an early riser these days. I liked being in that groggy, barely awake frame of mind when Mia worked on me. With what I paid her, she didn’t complain — about the hours or the house calls.
Having money really paid off sometimes.
What to read after Talk to Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Clare to read onlineMoreLess
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