Under the Rose
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Significant Others THINGS I WANTED TO SAY TO BRANDON 1) “Of course. Can we talk about your beautiful girlfriend?”2) “What’s wrong with me? Why didn’t I love you when I had the chance?”3) “You couldn’t maybe have come at a time when I looked positively smashing?”4) “Sure. It wasn’t bad enough that my roommate and my society brother were getting it on while I’m trying to do my homework. I need more romantic torture today and a tête-à-tête with the ex fits the bill.”THINGS I DID SAY 1) “Brandon. Wo...w. Hi. Come in.” And then I put my hand to my hair in the universal girly gesture of “Oh, look what a mess I am, I usually look so much better than this,” and ushered him into the room. I took a seat on the couch. He hesitated, then sat across from me on the coffee table. (Pinprick #1)“How have you been?” he asked.“Good. You?”“Busy.” He smiled sheepishly and began folding a stray piece of paper on the table. “Working my ass off on my thesis. Have you started yours yet?”I shook my head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Significant Others THINGS I WANTED TO SAY TO BRANDON 1) “Of course. Can we talk about your beautiful girlfriend?”2) “What’s wrong with me? Why didn’t I love you when I had the chance?”3) “You couldn’t maybe have come at a time when I looked positively smashing?”4) “Sure. It wasn’t bad enough that my roommate and my society brother were getting it on while I’m trying to do my homework. I need more romantic torture today and a tête-à-tête with the ex fits the bill.”THINGS I DID SAY 1) “Brandon. Wo...w. Hi. Come in.” And then I put my hand to my hair in the universal girly gesture of “Oh, look what a mess I am, I usually look so much better than this,” and ushered him into the room. I took a seat on the couch. He hesitated, then sat across from me on the coffee table. (Pinprick #1)“How have you been?” he asked.“Good. You?”“Busy.” He smiled sheepishly and began folding a stray piece of paper on the table. “Working my ass off on my thesis. Have you started yours yet?”I shook my head.
What to read after Under the Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Peterfreund to read onlineMoreLess
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