The Astronaut Wives Club
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That girl was drop-dead gorgeous, but no more so than his own wife, Barbara.
Gene had first noticed her at LAX, when he was a Navy pilot on leave. She was a big-haired, green-eyed Texas blonde, and beautifully filled out her snug navy blue Continental Airlines stewardess uniform (“We really move our tail for you” was the airline’s slogan). Continental’s signature red beret and white gloves captured his attention. Gene eavesdropped when she gave her last name at check-in—Atchley. She was flying ...out for a girls’ weekend in Vegas. Pulling out his little black book, Gene wrote down the vitals along with the note Continental. He didn’t even try to talk to her, but on his flight home to Chicago he got the girl’s first name from the stewardess. After telling his immigrant father that he’d seen the woman he wanted to marry, Geno used so-called “devious means” to ring the girl up and insist that she knew him. She didn’t believe him, but she made a date with him anyway. Lucky guy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That girl was drop-dead gorgeous, but no more so than his own wife, Barbara.
Gene had first noticed her at LAX, when he was a Navy pilot on leave. She was a big-haired, green-eyed Texas blonde, and beautifully filled out her snug navy blue Continental Airlines stewardess uniform (“We really move our tail for you” was the airline’s slogan). Continental’s signature red beret and white gloves captured his attention. Gene eavesdropped when she gave her last name at check-in—Atchley. She was flying ...out for a girls’ weekend in Vegas. Pulling out his little black book, Gene wrote down the vitals along with the note Continental. He didn’t even try to talk to her, but on his flight home to Chicago he got the girl’s first name from the stewardess. After telling his immigrant father that he’d seen the woman he wanted to marry, Geno used so-called “devious means” to ring the girl up and insist that she knew him. She didn’t believe him, but she made a date with him anyway. Lucky guy.
What to read after The Astronaut Wives Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lily Koppel to read onlineMoreLess
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