Barefoot in the Sand
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She wanted to leave, of course. Wanted to run into the bathroom and howl in pain or possibly throw up.
But she refused to give him that satisfaction.
Her father was in the back row clapping for her. She gave him a smile and was about to sit next to him when the back doors opened.
“Mom!”
Zoe and Tessa each had one of Ashley’s hands, and all three wore huge smiles. Ashley’s head was still bandaged, but her eyes looked clear and her smile lit up the room.
“Did we miss it?” she asked as Lacey hugged... her and led them all to the back wall.
“I’m done. But brace yourself. Things are about to get ugly.”
“What’s he doing up there?” they asked in unison.
“I’m not entirely sure, but he might be breaking my heart.”
They all leaned against the back wall to listen.
“Jeez, he looks worse than you do,” Zoe whispered. “And that’s saying a lot.”
“He does,” Tessa agreed. “He looks like he hasn’t slept for days.”
He looked good to Lacey. Disheveled, unshaven, and was that a coffee stain on his T-shirt?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wanted to leave, of course. Wanted to run into the bathroom and howl in pain or possibly throw up.
But she refused to give him that satisfaction.
Her father was in the back row clapping for her. She gave him a smile and was about to sit next to him when the back doors opened.
“Mom!”
Zoe and Tessa each had one of Ashley’s hands, and all three wore huge smiles. Ashley’s head was still bandaged, but her eyes looked clear and her smile lit up the room.
“Did we miss it?” she asked as Lacey hugged... her and led them all to the back wall.
“I’m done. But brace yourself. Things are about to get ugly.”
“What’s he doing up there?” they asked in unison.
“I’m not entirely sure, but he might be breaking my heart.”
They all leaned against the back wall to listen.
“Jeez, he looks worse than you do,” Zoe whispered. “And that’s saying a lot.”
“He does,” Tessa agreed. “He looks like he hasn’t slept for days.”
He looked good to Lacey. Disheveled, unshaven, and was that a coffee stain on his T-shirt?
What to read after Barefoot in the Sand?
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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