44 Cranberry Point
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Her appointments were finished for the day, and she was ready to head back to her house. When the phone rang, she looked up to make sure Valerie, the receptionist, was around to answer it. She wasn’t, but Tracey grabbed it and then held up the receiver for Rachel.
“It’s that little girl,” Tracey said. “You cut her hair not too long ago.”
“Jolene?”
Tracey shrugged. “She says she has to talk to you.”
“All right.” Rachel walked over to the desk, where Tracey handed her the phone. She’d been meaning... to call Jolene, anyway. “This is Rachel,” she said cheerfully.
“You didn’t bid on my dad.” Jolene sounded as though she was on the verge of tears. “I thought you were going to bid on him at the Dog and Bachelor Auction.”
“Hello, Jolene,” Rachel said.
“Hi.” Her voice was small and sad.
“I think your dad’s very nice, but I don’t think he’s ready for another relationship. Remember how we talked about that? You said you need another mommy and I asked if I could be your friend instead.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her appointments were finished for the day, and she was ready to head back to her house. When the phone rang, she looked up to make sure Valerie, the receptionist, was around to answer it. She wasn’t, but Tracey grabbed it and then held up the receiver for Rachel.
“It’s that little girl,” Tracey said. “You cut her hair not too long ago.”
“Jolene?”
Tracey shrugged. “She says she has to talk to you.”
“All right.” Rachel walked over to the desk, where Tracey handed her the phone. She’d been meaning... to call Jolene, anyway. “This is Rachel,” she said cheerfully.
“You didn’t bid on my dad.” Jolene sounded as though she was on the verge of tears. “I thought you were going to bid on him at the Dog and Bachelor Auction.”
“Hello, Jolene,” Rachel said.
“Hi.” Her voice was small and sad.
“I think your dad’s very nice, but I don’t think he’s ready for another relationship. Remember how we talked about that? You said you need another mommy and I asked if I could be your friend instead.”
What to read after 44 Cranberry Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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