The Diva Diaries
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I NEED TO SPEAK to you! Open the door! Jenna!” The banging on the front door distracted her from her thoughts. She knew that voice. It was her agent and friend Sarah McAllister.
Jenna got to the door, undid the new locks and let Sarah in.
Sarah stormed past Jenna and started jerking off her coat. “I take a two-week vacation and when I get back, my secretary tells me that you want to cancel a tour that has taken me months to arrange, all for a charity event in some small town in Texas. Have you l...ost your mind? My name is going to be mud in this industry.”
Jenna calmly took Sarah’s coat and hung it in the hall closet. “Sarah, take a deep breath. I’m not ditching the tour. Your secretary got it wrong. I just need some time.”
“How much time?” Sarah looked at her more closely and must have seen her grief and her worry.
“What happened?”
“My grandmother died.”
“Oh, my God. That’ll teach me to go to a secluded island getaway. And you let me rant and rave. Why didn’t you stop me from making a fool of myself?”
What to read after The Diva Diaries?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I NEED TO SPEAK to you! Open the door! Jenna!” The banging on the front door distracted her from her thoughts. She knew that voice. It was her agent and friend Sarah McAllister.
Jenna got to the door, undid the new locks and let Sarah in.
Sarah stormed past Jenna and started jerking off her coat. “I take a two-week vacation and when I get back, my secretary tells me that you want to cancel a tour that has taken me months to arrange, all for a charity event in some small town in Texas. Have you l...ost your mind? My name is going to be mud in this industry.”
Jenna calmly took Sarah’s coat and hung it in the hall closet. “Sarah, take a deep breath. I’m not ditching the tour. Your secretary got it wrong. I just need some time.”
“How much time?” Sarah looked at her more closely and must have seen her grief and her worry.
“What happened?”
“My grandmother died.”
“Oh, my God. That’ll teach me to go to a secluded island getaway. And you let me rant and rave. Why didn’t you stop me from making a fool of myself?”
What to read after The Diva Diaries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Anders to read onlineMoreLess
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