Thirteen (2008)
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I did. I wanted him. Not in a hot-and-heavy “let’s make out” sort of way, because that was not within the realm of possibility at this juncture of my life. (“Juncture.” I loved it. I loved finding words like that and tossing them about, even if just in my own mind. “Flotsam and jetsam.” “Indubitably.” “Segue,” with that lovely “way” sound at the end, despite the deceptive spelling.)No, I didn’t want to make out with Lars—yet. I just wanted to own him, to have him be mine. I wanted him the way I ...wanted a new bike when I was younger, or the Easy-Bake Oven.I kept waiting for something to happen between us, for us to at least hold hands again, but somehow the world had yet to throw us into that perfect situation where hand-holding would be the only possible response.It made me feel desperate, how much I ached for him. I’d have daydreams about him, stupid stuff like him finding me at my locker and putting his hands over my eyes, then leaning close and murmuring “Hey there”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did. I wanted him. Not in a hot-and-heavy “let’s make out” sort of way, because that was not within the realm of possibility at this juncture of my life. (“Juncture.” I loved it. I loved finding words like that and tossing them about, even if just in my own mind. “Flotsam and jetsam.” “Indubitably.” “Segue,” with that lovely “way” sound at the end, despite the deceptive spelling.)No, I didn’t want to make out with Lars—yet. I just wanted to own him, to have him be mine. I wanted him the way I ...wanted a new bike when I was younger, or the Easy-Bake Oven.I kept waiting for something to happen between us, for us to at least hold hands again, but somehow the world had yet to throw us into that perfect situation where hand-holding would be the only possible response.It made me feel desperate, how much I ached for him. I’d have daydreams about him, stupid stuff like him finding me at my locker and putting his hands over my eyes, then leaning close and murmuring “Hey there”
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