Barefoot in the Rain
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Protected by the very woman he was supposed to protect. Hatred—for himself, for Guy, for the messy cards they’d been dealt—constricted his chest so hard he could barely breathe through the pain.
He could have gone his whole damn life and not have known that because of him, the only woman he’d ever really loved got the crap kicked out of her.
Because of him.
Shoving his hand in his pocket, he pulled out his bandanna and wiped the sweat from his face, starting the trek across the beach to the path....
This time he was not waiting for an invitation. He was not waiting for a goddamn thing ever again. Not this woman, not permission, not a decision, not the truth. Thrumming with focus and raw with emotion, he approached the villa quietly, noticing that the side french doors were closed tight. His heart finally slowing to a steady, if miserable, thump, he walked up to the door, turned the handle, and pushed it open.
“Joss?”
From the back, he heard the soft hiss of water. The shower.
“Joss?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Protected by the very woman he was supposed to protect. Hatred—for himself, for Guy, for the messy cards they’d been dealt—constricted his chest so hard he could barely breathe through the pain.
He could have gone his whole damn life and not have known that because of him, the only woman he’d ever really loved got the crap kicked out of her.
Because of him.
Shoving his hand in his pocket, he pulled out his bandanna and wiped the sweat from his face, starting the trek across the beach to the path....
This time he was not waiting for an invitation. He was not waiting for a goddamn thing ever again. Not this woman, not permission, not a decision, not the truth. Thrumming with focus and raw with emotion, he approached the villa quietly, noticing that the side french doors were closed tight. His heart finally slowing to a steady, if miserable, thump, he walked up to the door, turned the handle, and pushed it open.
“Joss?”
From the back, he heard the soft hiss of water. The shower.
“Joss?”
What to read after Barefoot in the Rain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roxanne St. Claire to read onlineMoreLess
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