A Soldier's Return (2005)
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He’d talked to Jim already and congratulated her on her discoveries. He had said they’d have a meeting this morning to determine their next step.
She’d wanted to question the necessity of bringing in Jim, but before she could do so, Will reminded her that though the paperwork would take awhile essentially he was a partner in the firm also, and he got to vote on everything.
When she reached the office, both men were already there, in Will’s office.
“Carrie? Is that you?” Will called out.
“Yes, it...’s me,” she said, going to his office door.
“Want to join us? I brought doughnuts.”
No, she didn’t want to join them, but if she didn’t, she’d have to explain why. She got a Diet Coke out of the small refrigerator. Then she entered Will’s office and took the second wing chair beside Jim’s.
“Good morning.” Carrie looked at Will, not Jim. “I’ll take one, Will. I didn’t have much breakfast this morning.”
She could feel Jim’s gaze on her as she reached for a doughnut, but she ignored him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d talked to Jim already and congratulated her on her discoveries. He had said they’d have a meeting this morning to determine their next step.
She’d wanted to question the necessity of bringing in Jim, but before she could do so, Will reminded her that though the paperwork would take awhile essentially he was a partner in the firm also, and he got to vote on everything.
When she reached the office, both men were already there, in Will’s office.
“Carrie? Is that you?” Will called out.
“Yes, it...’s me,” she said, going to his office door.
“Want to join us? I brought doughnuts.”
No, she didn’t want to join them, but if she didn’t, she’d have to explain why. She got a Diet Coke out of the small refrigerator. Then she entered Will’s office and took the second wing chair beside Jim’s.
“Good morning.” Carrie looked at Will, not Jim. “I’ll take one, Will. I didn’t have much breakfast this morning.”
She could feel Jim’s gaze on her as she reached for a doughnut, but she ignored him.
What to read after A Soldier's Return?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judy Christenberry to read onlineMoreLess
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