Blackbird's Fall
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He didn’t know how to make her feel better. She’d lost everything, and was here alone, trying to make this new life work. He could feel her pain as if it were his own, and he knew that her opening herself up like that, telling him about her family, had to have been hard.
She pulled back and looked up at him, and he pushed away her dark hair and cupped her cheeks. Staring into her eyes, he saw the raw agony.
“I’m so sorry,” he whispered again.
She looked down at his mouth, and his whole body tigh...tened. And when she rose on her toes, and he knew she was about to kiss him, everything stopped inside of him. When she was a hairsbreadth away from his mouth, her warm, sweet wine smelling breath brushing along his, he took a step back.
“I don’t want to take advantage of you when you’re upset and have had half a bottle of wine.” He smoothed his fingers over her cheeks, feeling the warmth, the smoothness of her flesh. He was being honest, and trying really fucking hard not to give into his desires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He didn’t know how to make her feel better. She’d lost everything, and was here alone, trying to make this new life work. He could feel her pain as if it were his own, and he knew that her opening herself up like that, telling him about her family, had to have been hard.
She pulled back and looked up at him, and he pushed away her dark hair and cupped her cheeks. Staring into her eyes, he saw the raw agony.
“I’m so sorry,” he whispered again.
She looked down at his mouth, and his whole body tigh...tened. And when she rose on her toes, and he knew she was about to kiss him, everything stopped inside of him. When she was a hairsbreadth away from his mouth, her warm, sweet wine smelling breath brushing along his, he took a step back.
“I don’t want to take advantage of you when you’re upset and have had half a bottle of wine.” He smoothed his fingers over her cheeks, feeling the warmth, the smoothness of her flesh. He was being honest, and trying really fucking hard not to give into his desires.
What to read after Blackbird's Fall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenika Snow to read onlineMoreLess
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