What Matters Most
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I was surprised to see that the first one was from Uncle Allen.
“Uh, Maya?” he began as if uncertain. “Are you aware that your mother is in town? I have a strong suspicion you’re not. So I thought I’d give you a little heads-up. She is.” He cleared his throat. “And she’s been by my office and seems to be under the impression she’s staying with us.”
I actually shrieked, causing curious classmates to stop and stare. I kind of smiled and waved them off as I continued to listen to the message, which... asked me to give him “a jingle ASAP.”
Naturally, I did this immediately. “Uncle Allen,” I said as soon as he answered, “I am so sorry. I had no idea she was in town. I never invited her, and I don’t know what to—”
“It’s okay, Maya. I actually got a co-worker with an empty guesthouse to offer her a place to stay for a few days.”
“A few days?”
“Yes, apparently the guesthouse is going to be occupied by the end of the week.”
“And then?”
“And then Shannon will have to figure something else out.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was surprised to see that the first one was from Uncle Allen.
“Uh, Maya?” he began as if uncertain. “Are you aware that your mother is in town? I have a strong suspicion you’re not. So I thought I’d give you a little heads-up. She is.” He cleared his throat. “And she’s been by my office and seems to be under the impression she’s staying with us.”
I actually shrieked, causing curious classmates to stop and stare. I kind of smiled and waved them off as I continued to listen to the message, which... asked me to give him “a jingle ASAP.”
Naturally, I did this immediately. “Uncle Allen,” I said as soon as he answered, “I am so sorry. I had no idea she was in town. I never invited her, and I don’t know what to—”
“It’s okay, Maya. I actually got a co-worker with an empty guesthouse to offer her a place to stay for a few days.”
“A few days?”
“Yes, apparently the guesthouse is going to be occupied by the end of the week.”
“And then?”
“And then Shannon will have to figure something else out.”
What to read after What Matters Most?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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