Breathe
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My heavy eyes shifted across the expanse of my piles of pillows to peer groggily at my alarm clock and see it was three after six in the morning. I didn’t have to be to work until nine thirty. Therefore, unless I went to work out before work, I was never up this early and everyone who knew me knew it.This could mean bad things and, with drowsy trepidation, I grabbed the phone out of its charger, beeped it on, put it to my ear and mustered up a, “’Lo.”“Mornin’, baby.”Oh my. It was Chace sounding ...drowsy too. No, correction. That would be, it was Chace, his deep voice sounding husky, soft, sexy drowsy.Wow.“Hey, Chace,” I whispered. “Is everything okay?”“Just wanted to know what you sounded like when you woke up in the morning.”Oh.My.Even still sleepy, I felt my blood start to fire and my belly dropped which caused a tingle between my legs that also tingled down my thighs.He went on, “And sounds like I woke you up.”“Yeah,” I told him, still, for some reason, whispering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My heavy eyes shifted across the expanse of my piles of pillows to peer groggily at my alarm clock and see it was three after six in the morning. I didn’t have to be to work until nine thirty. Therefore, unless I went to work out before work, I was never up this early and everyone who knew me knew it.This could mean bad things and, with drowsy trepidation, I grabbed the phone out of its charger, beeped it on, put it to my ear and mustered up a, “’Lo.”“Mornin’, baby.”Oh my. It was Chace sounding ...drowsy too. No, correction. That would be, it was Chace, his deep voice sounding husky, soft, sexy drowsy.Wow.“Hey, Chace,” I whispered. “Is everything okay?”“Just wanted to know what you sounded like when you woke up in the morning.”Oh.My.Even still sleepy, I felt my blood start to fire and my belly dropped which caused a tingle between my legs that also tingled down my thighs.He went on, “And sounds like I woke you up.”“Yeah,” I told him, still, for some reason, whispering.
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