The book of David
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I texted Jon from the parking lot after practice to tell him I was coming over. When his mom opened the door, she smiled, and I knew he hadn’t told her what had happened at lunch.
“Jon told me you boys had a good time picking out tuxedos,” she said.
“Yes, ma’am,” I said. “Is he here?”
“Of course.” She swung the door open for me and called up the stairs, “Jon, honey!”
Jon was already on his way down, pulling a hoodie over his head. He walked past without looking at me. “We’re gonna study for our ...chemistry test, Mom. Back in a couple hours.”
His mom smiled. “Have fun!” Jon was already in his Jeep, waiting for me. Mrs. Statley gave me a quick hug. “See you this weekend—in formal wear!”
I waved good-bye as I walked down the porch steps. I heard the door close behind me, and I took a deep breath, then climbed into the Jeep.
“What the hell?” I asked.
“Why did you come here?” Jon pulled out of the driveway.
“You disappeared, man. You haven’t answered any of my texts or calls all day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I texted Jon from the parking lot after practice to tell him I was coming over. When his mom opened the door, she smiled, and I knew he hadn’t told her what had happened at lunch.
“Jon told me you boys had a good time picking out tuxedos,” she said.
“Yes, ma’am,” I said. “Is he here?”
“Of course.” She swung the door open for me and called up the stairs, “Jon, honey!”
Jon was already on his way down, pulling a hoodie over his head. He walked past without looking at me. “We’re gonna study for our ...chemistry test, Mom. Back in a couple hours.”
His mom smiled. “Have fun!” Jon was already in his Jeep, waiting for me. Mrs. Statley gave me a quick hug. “See you this weekend—in formal wear!”
I waved good-bye as I walked down the porch steps. I heard the door close behind me, and I took a deep breath, then climbed into the Jeep.
“What the hell?” I asked.
“Why did you come here?” Jon pulled out of the driveway.
“You disappeared, man. You haven’t answered any of my texts or calls all day.
What to read after The book of David?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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