To Die for
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“You take that back!”“All right, all right. Pipe down,” he muttered. “Shit. I take it back.”“No you don’t. You meant it.” As a rule of thumb, you never let a man take something back on the first attempt. Section three, paragraph ten, of the Southern Women’s Code states that if one (meaning a man) is going to be a shithead, one must pay for it.“I didn’t mean it. I’m just frustrated.” He reached for me.I drew back before he could touch me, jerked the door open, and swept out. Just as I had thought...: everyone in the big, busy open room was staring at us, some openly, some pretending not to. I stalked silently to the elevator, and let me tell you, various aches and pains were making themselves felt, so stalking hurt. Creeping would have been better, but there’s just no way to creep with attitude. My feelings were hurt, and I wanted him to know it.The elevator doors opened and two uniforms got out. Well, the uniforms had men in them, but you know what I mean. Silently Wyatt and I entered the elevator, and he punched the button.“I didn’t mean it,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You take that back!”“All right, all right. Pipe down,” he muttered. “Shit. I take it back.”“No you don’t. You meant it.” As a rule of thumb, you never let a man take something back on the first attempt. Section three, paragraph ten, of the Southern Women’s Code states that if one (meaning a man) is going to be a shithead, one must pay for it.“I didn’t mean it. I’m just frustrated.” He reached for me.I drew back before he could touch me, jerked the door open, and swept out. Just as I had thought...: everyone in the big, busy open room was staring at us, some openly, some pretending not to. I stalked silently to the elevator, and let me tell you, various aches and pains were making themselves felt, so stalking hurt. Creeping would have been better, but there’s just no way to creep with attitude. My feelings were hurt, and I wanted him to know it.The elevator doors opened and two uniforms got out. Well, the uniforms had men in them, but you know what I mean. Silently Wyatt and I entered the elevator, and he punched the button.“I didn’t mean it,”
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