Your Number
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Despite multiple pleas from the hospital staff for her to stay, she slipped out back, avoiding the phalanx of paparazzi already gathered in the main parking lot, and caught a taxi. “Just drive,” she told the cabbie, then cringed when her cell phone went off. She really didn’t feel like talking to anyone. She knew she’d have to call her mother, and dreaded that conversation. “Hey,” the driver peered at her in the mirror. “You’re that actress. The one who’s sister…” he lowered his stare. “Sorry....” “I said drive,” her phone kept ringing. She decided to look at the caller ID, just to see if it was her mother. She was sure Mom had seen the news already, and Kate didn’t know what to say to her. The screen, though, showed no information at all. Blank. Then the electronic ringtone played again, and a single symbol popped onscreen: # “What the hell!” she jammed her finger on the call end icon. Before she took a breath, the phone rang again, and she felt a wave of unmitigated fury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Despite multiple pleas from the hospital staff for her to stay, she slipped out back, avoiding the phalanx of paparazzi already gathered in the main parking lot, and caught a taxi. “Just drive,” she told the cabbie, then cringed when her cell phone went off. She really didn’t feel like talking to anyone. She knew she’d have to call her mother, and dreaded that conversation. “Hey,” the driver peered at her in the mirror. “You’re that actress. The one who’s sister…” he lowered his stare. “Sorry....” “I said drive,” her phone kept ringing. She decided to look at the caller ID, just to see if it was her mother. She was sure Mom had seen the news already, and Kate didn’t know what to say to her. The screen, though, showed no information at all. Blank. Then the electronic ringtone played again, and a single symbol popped onscreen: # “What the hell!” she jammed her finger on the call end icon. Before she took a breath, the phone rang again, and she felt a wave of unmitigated fury.
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