A Thread So Thin
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“I’m sorry to bother you, but when Franklin called looking for you, he sounded so upset. I thought you’d want to know.”
“What did he want? You said Abigail came home early. Is everything all right?”
I was worried about Franklin. After his heart attack, his doctor had told him to lose weight, get regular exercise, and avoid stress. The first two goals had been relatively easy to achieve, but the third was much tougher. Franklin was a successful and very dedicated attorney. It hadn’t been easy for... him to reduce his hours and hand off some of his more demanding clients, Abigail excepted, to Arnie Kinsella. But at Abigail’s urging, Franklin had done so, and his cardiologist was pleased with the results. Within a few months, Franklin’s blood pressure had been reduced to near-normal levels.
However, that was before. There was no prescription the doctor could give him to help temper Franklin’s primary source of stress at the moment: Abigail.
On the other hand, I thought, maybe there is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I’m sorry to bother you, but when Franklin called looking for you, he sounded so upset. I thought you’d want to know.”
“What did he want? You said Abigail came home early. Is everything all right?”
I was worried about Franklin. After his heart attack, his doctor had told him to lose weight, get regular exercise, and avoid stress. The first two goals had been relatively easy to achieve, but the third was much tougher. Franklin was a successful and very dedicated attorney. It hadn’t been easy for... him to reduce his hours and hand off some of his more demanding clients, Abigail excepted, to Arnie Kinsella. But at Abigail’s urging, Franklin had done so, and his cardiologist was pleased with the results. Within a few months, Franklin’s blood pressure had been reduced to near-normal levels.
However, that was before. There was no prescription the doctor could give him to help temper Franklin’s primary source of stress at the moment: Abigail.
On the other hand, I thought, maybe there is.
What to read after A Thread So Thin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Bostwick to read onlineMoreLess
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