Never Lie by Frieda Mc Fadden in English
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (US South) US African AmericanTranscript
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This is an excerpt from Frida mcfadden's never lie. Oh my God. It's cold. As soon as I opened the passenger side door to the BMW. I deeply regret agreeing to walk to the house. I'm wearing my well for wool coat that goes down to my knees. But I may as well be wearing a sheet of paper because the wind seems to go right through me even when I pull up my hood. But the worst part is my feet. I'm wearing leather boots, but they're not really snow boots. If you know what I mean? They add a much appreciated three inches to my height and they look gorgeous with skinny jeans, but they do absolutely nothing to protect my feet from the foot of snow now surrounding them. Why? Oh, why did I buy a pair of stylish boots that have no ability to actually function as boots? I'm starting to deeply regret all of my life choices at this moment. My mother always said not to leave the house in shoes. You can't walk a mile in you. Ok. Trisha Ethan asks, you're not too cold, are you? He crinkles his forehead perplexed by my chattering teeth and lips that's slowly turning blue. He's wearing the black ski jacket he bought last month and although I can't see his feet, I'm fairly sure his boots are big and warm.