The Devil You Know (2015)
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Bags of ice. Beer. It’s weird when Noah just opens his wallet and flashes his legal ID at Rhea since I’ve gotten so used to sweet-talking her into looking the other way for my friends. Instead, I ask if Dad is coming in.
“Not today.” Her dark ponytail swings as she shakes her head. Her real name is Youngmi, but she told me on her first day of work that when her family immigrated to the United States, her Korean parents chose the name Rhea because they wanted to give her a real American name. I d...idn’t tell her that it’s not the most stars-and-stripes name you could have, but … well, my name’s Arcadia so I don’t have much room to talk. And in Greek mythology, Rhea was the Titan wife of Kronos, queen of heaven. It’s a pretty badass name, really. “He is babysitting today so I’m working overtime.”
A tiny lick of anger flares up inside me because caring for your own child is not babysitting and because now I feel guilty that my day off means a double shift for Rhea when it’s not really my fault at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bags of ice. Beer. It’s weird when Noah just opens his wallet and flashes his legal ID at Rhea since I’ve gotten so used to sweet-talking her into looking the other way for my friends. Instead, I ask if Dad is coming in.
“Not today.” Her dark ponytail swings as she shakes her head. Her real name is Youngmi, but she told me on her first day of work that when her family immigrated to the United States, her Korean parents chose the name Rhea because they wanted to give her a real American name. I d...idn’t tell her that it’s not the most stars-and-stripes name you could have, but … well, my name’s Arcadia so I don’t have much room to talk. And in Greek mythology, Rhea was the Titan wife of Kronos, queen of heaven. It’s a pretty badass name, really. “He is babysitting today so I’m working overtime.”
A tiny lick of anger flares up inside me because caring for your own child is not babysitting and because now I feel guilty that my day off means a double shift for Rhea when it’s not really my fault at all.
What to read after The Devil You Know?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trish Doller to read onlineMoreLess
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