6 the Wedding
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I was even less thrilled when I opened up and found a reeling-drunk Horace on my doorstep. I didn’t bother to ask what had happened to him. His flaming red hair was answer enough. I just hoped the Mountie wouldn’t mind his father appearing as a redhead in our wedding pictures.
“Spuddergotch?” he asked, squinting in the dim light.
“Come in, Horace,” I said, taking his arm and guiding him to the sofa. “Had a fun initiation party?”
“Very fun. I’m Horace the Bomb Jones now.” He giggled. “I even have... red hair.”
“Uh-huh. What do you say to some hot chocolate and maybe a scone?” Maybe it would sop up some of the booze.
“That’d be great.” He smiled beatifically before letting his head fall back against the bolster. Max came over and thrust his head under Horace’s lax hand. “Too bad Chuck ithn’t here.”
“Yes,” I agreed, though I had doubts about Chuck being pleased with his father’s state. The Mountie didn’t imbibe as a rule and when he did, he stopped before reaching the point that he called me Spuddergotch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was even less thrilled when I opened up and found a reeling-drunk Horace on my doorstep. I didn’t bother to ask what had happened to him. His flaming red hair was answer enough. I just hoped the Mountie wouldn’t mind his father appearing as a redhead in our wedding pictures.
“Spuddergotch?” he asked, squinting in the dim light.
“Come in, Horace,” I said, taking his arm and guiding him to the sofa. “Had a fun initiation party?”
“Very fun. I’m Horace the Bomb Jones now.” He giggled. “I even have... red hair.”
“Uh-huh. What do you say to some hot chocolate and maybe a scone?” Maybe it would sop up some of the booze.
“That’d be great.” He smiled beatifically before letting his head fall back against the bolster. Max came over and thrust his head under Horace’s lax hand. “Too bad Chuck ithn’t here.”
“Yes,” I agreed, though I had doubts about Chuck being pleased with his father’s state. The Mountie didn’t imbibe as a rule and when he did, he stopped before reaching the point that he called me Spuddergotch.
What to read after 6 the Wedding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melanie Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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