You Know Me Well
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Nothing.
Which is so strange, because Mark said he would text no matter what. Whether it was good news or bad news, I love you or I love you not.
So?? I write now, and then I carry the phone with me down the hall, set it on the edge of the sink. As I shower, I keep waiting for it to buzz. Maybe the water is too loud, or maybe, while I’m standing under it and thinking of kissing Violet, I am too swept up in the memory to listen closely. But when I draw the curtain and check again, he still hasn’t... answered.
I worry while drying my hair. I worry while applying mascara. I worry as I raise the tube of lipstick to my lips, but then I rethink the lipstick altogether. Violet and I are going to see each other again tonight, and I don’t want to have to think about red smearing on my face or getting on her perfect mouth.
I don’t want to think about anything.
When she kisses me, I will lose myself in it.
I keep my phone on my lap as I drive to school, a rare violation of the no-phones-in-the-front-seat rule that my parents set for themselves and for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing.
Which is so strange, because Mark said he would text no matter what. Whether it was good news or bad news, I love you or I love you not.
So?? I write now, and then I carry the phone with me down the hall, set it on the edge of the sink. As I shower, I keep waiting for it to buzz. Maybe the water is too loud, or maybe, while I’m standing under it and thinking of kissing Violet, I am too swept up in the memory to listen closely. But when I draw the curtain and check again, he still hasn’t... answered.
I worry while drying my hair. I worry while applying mascara. I worry as I raise the tube of lipstick to my lips, but then I rethink the lipstick altogether. Violet and I are going to see each other again tonight, and I don’t want to have to think about red smearing on my face or getting on her perfect mouth.
I don’t want to think about anything.
When she kisses me, I will lose myself in it.
I keep my phone on my lap as I drive to school, a rare violation of the no-phones-in-the-front-seat rule that my parents set for themselves and for me.
What to read after You Know Me Well?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Levithan to read onlineMoreLess
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