Bit the Jackpot
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In her sleep, Cara didn't roll her eyes at him or make prisoner cracks. When she was sleeping the hard, intense sleep of a fledgling vampire, she always sought him out. She moved her body over and over on the bed, until she was touching him. And she even snaked her arm across his waist or chest on a daily basis.
It gave Seamus immense satisfaction, a pure happiness to wake and have her embracing him, giving him her trust in her sleep.
When she woke up, usually thirty minutes to an hour after him..., she liked to talk. He liked to listen.
"Mmmm," she said on a yawn, leg still thrown over his. She let her eyes open briefly then closed them again. "I was dreaming and it was nice, but weird. My grandmother barely spoke English, and now that she's sort of lost her grip on reality, she only speaks Korean, but in my dream she and I were shopping, like we used to do, every Sunday. We were on the bus going to the grocery store, and she was speaking English, like it was her first language. What do you think dreams mean, Seamus?" "I think they're wishes and worries, churning through our unguarded brains while we sleep." "I like that." She lifted her head and her hair fell over his chest as she smiled at him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In her sleep, Cara didn't roll her eyes at him or make prisoner cracks. When she was sleeping the hard, intense sleep of a fledgling vampire, she always sought him out. She moved her body over and over on the bed, until she was touching him. And she even snaked her arm across his waist or chest on a daily basis.
It gave Seamus immense satisfaction, a pure happiness to wake and have her embracing him, giving him her trust in her sleep.
When she woke up, usually thirty minutes to an hour after him..., she liked to talk. He liked to listen.
"Mmmm," she said on a yawn, leg still thrown over his. She let her eyes open briefly then closed them again. "I was dreaming and it was nice, but weird. My grandmother barely spoke English, and now that she's sort of lost her grip on reality, she only speaks Korean, but in my dream she and I were shopping, like we used to do, every Sunday. We were on the bus going to the grocery store, and she was speaking English, like it was her first language. What do you think dreams mean, Seamus?" "I think they're wishes and worries, churning through our unguarded brains while we sleep." "I like that." She lifted her head and her hair fell over his chest as she smiled at him.
What to read after Bit the Jackpot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin Mccarthy to read onlineMoreLess
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