A Second Chance
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Pain nagged at the edge of her awareness, but she was too weary to give it any attention.
The faces resolved into David’s, Aunt Amy’s, and her father’s; Richard and the nurse seemed to be there, too, but the lamplight was too dim for her to be sure.
She looked down to see what it was that nestled against her, small and soft and warm. Huge blue eyes looked into hers, from a little face crowned with red hair.
‘See what a lovely baby you have?’ That was her Aunt Amy’s voice. ‘You’ve got a little gi...rl, Beth. You’ve got a daughter.’ Beth stared into those unfocussed eyes as she slowly unravelled the meaning of her aunt’s words. It was all over. She was alive, and the most beautiful baby there had ever been lay in her arms. Her very own baby.
Hot tears welled up in her eyes and spilled unchecked down her cheeks. Her chest heaved with sobs till she was gasping for breath. The sobs hurt; everything hurt. But it didn’t matter. Nothing mattered except her baby.
Aunt Amy was shooing the others out of the room, even Richard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pain nagged at the edge of her awareness, but she was too weary to give it any attention.
The faces resolved into David’s, Aunt Amy’s, and her father’s; Richard and the nurse seemed to be there, too, but the lamplight was too dim for her to be sure.
She looked down to see what it was that nestled against her, small and soft and warm. Huge blue eyes looked into hers, from a little face crowned with red hair.
‘See what a lovely baby you have?’ That was her Aunt Amy’s voice. ‘You’ve got a little gi...rl, Beth. You’ve got a daughter.’ Beth stared into those unfocussed eyes as she slowly unravelled the meaning of her aunt’s words. It was all over. She was alive, and the most beautiful baby there had ever been lay in her arms. Her very own baby.
Hot tears welled up in her eyes and spilled unchecked down her cheeks. Her chest heaved with sobs till she was gasping for breath. The sobs hurt; everything hurt. But it didn’t matter. Nothing mattered except her baby.
Aunt Amy was shooing the others out of the room, even Richard.
What to read after A Second Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parkinson, Shayne to read onlineMoreLess
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