Torn
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I was passing my customers off to the late shift when I spotted him peeking his head through the front door. He merely nodded at me and disappeared back outside.
I smiled to myself and clocked out quickly. It was starting to rain just a little so I pulled on the light hoodie I kept in the office, tugging the hood over my head to protect my hair. Guitar case on my back, I left out the rear exit and circled around the front. He was leaning against the building, smoking a cigarette and looking like... a real bad ass, his muscles clearly outlined by his thin T-shirt.
"Hey," he said as I approached. He offered me the cigarette but I shook my head. "Come home with me." Just like that, huh? I couldn't call it a booty call, it was premeditated by a couple of hours. But I couldn't let it be that easy, willing and eager though I was. My body was already responding to his presence, flushing, getting hot as his eyes roved over my little cut-offs and my artfully torn-up band tee.
"Diner first? I'm starving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was passing my customers off to the late shift when I spotted him peeking his head through the front door. He merely nodded at me and disappeared back outside.
I smiled to myself and clocked out quickly. It was starting to rain just a little so I pulled on the light hoodie I kept in the office, tugging the hood over my head to protect my hair. Guitar case on my back, I left out the rear exit and circled around the front. He was leaning against the building, smoking a cigarette and looking like... a real bad ass, his muscles clearly outlined by his thin T-shirt.
"Hey," he said as I approached. He offered me the cigarette but I shook my head. "Come home with me." Just like that, huh? I couldn't call it a booty call, it was premeditated by a couple of hours. But I couldn't let it be that easy, willing and eager though I was. My body was already responding to his presence, flushing, getting hot as his eyes roved over my little cut-offs and my artfully torn-up band tee.
"Diner first? I'm starving.
What to read after Torn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Callahan, Ellen to read onlineMoreLess
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