The Tension of Opposites (2010)
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Elle said, reaching into my snack-size bag of potato chips.
“You’ve never in your life,” I said, slapping her hand, “had just one.”
“Well, if you’re gonna be like that”—Elle slumped back in her seat—“I’ll just watch the fat slide onto your ass.”
I sighed and turned the bag her way. “Fine,” I said. “Have at ’em.”
“No.” Elle tilted her head toward me. “I was trying to have one of those best-friend moments my shrinkedelic keeps telling me I need. You ruined it, Tessa. I’m disappointed in you.”
I wa...nted to jump up and wrap my arms around her, to squeeze with every ounce of strength in my body. Elle had called me her best friend! Could we really have found our way back to normal, after everything?
As I tried to keep myself from screaming out to the lunchroom that I had a best friend again, Max reached a hand into the crinkly bag and grabbed three salty chips. “I’ll take a few,” he said.
“Just so you know,” I said, “I have issues with sharing.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elle said, reaching into my snack-size bag of potato chips.
“You’ve never in your life,” I said, slapping her hand, “had just one.”
“Well, if you’re gonna be like that”—Elle slumped back in her seat—“I’ll just watch the fat slide onto your ass.”
I sighed and turned the bag her way. “Fine,” I said. “Have at ’em.”
“No.” Elle tilted her head toward me. “I was trying to have one of those best-friend moments my shrinkedelic keeps telling me I need. You ruined it, Tessa. I’m disappointed in you.”
I wa...nted to jump up and wrap my arms around her, to squeeze with every ounce of strength in my body. Elle had called me her best friend! Could we really have found our way back to normal, after everything?
As I tried to keep myself from screaming out to the lunchroom that I had a best friend again, Max reached a hand into the crinkly bag and grabbed three salty chips. “I’ll take a few,” he said.
“Just so you know,” I said, “I have issues with sharing.”
What to read after The Tension of Opposites?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kristina Mcbride to read onlineMoreLess
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