Burning Skies
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—Collected Proverbs, Beatrice of Fourth CHAPTER 21 Later, at the villa, Marcus watched Havily once more work with Parisa on her flying skills. The air temp was in the hundreds and he was sweating, but he didn’t care. The women had changed into their flight suits. Both were a pleasure to watch. Both were perspiring as well and also didn’t seem to care. Havily looked happy.
This time, however, Medichi was the one to set up a lawn chair on the front patio. He reclined, albeit scowling, as t...he women went through their various maneuvers.
Marcus stood beside him for half an hour, his heart weighted. His gaze rarely left Havily’s brown-spotted wings and flame of hair. She was as beautiful in flight as on the ground.
He physically ached to be with her.
He wanted to complete the breh-hedden, but Havily held back. He could feel it, see it in her eyes. He knew her thoughts, that she feared loving him or any man because of the losses she had endured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Collected Proverbs, Beatrice of Fourth CHAPTER 21 Later, at the villa, Marcus watched Havily once more work with Parisa on her flying skills. The air temp was in the hundreds and he was sweating, but he didn’t care. The women had changed into their flight suits. Both were a pleasure to watch. Both were perspiring as well and also didn’t seem to care. Havily looked happy.
This time, however, Medichi was the one to set up a lawn chair on the front patio. He reclined, albeit scowling, as t...he women went through their various maneuvers.
Marcus stood beside him for half an hour, his heart weighted. His gaze rarely left Havily’s brown-spotted wings and flame of hair. She was as beautiful in flight as on the ground.
He physically ached to be with her.
He wanted to complete the breh-hedden, but Havily held back. He could feel it, see it in her eyes. He knew her thoughts, that she feared loving him or any man because of the losses she had endured.
What to read after Burning Skies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caris Roane to read onlineMoreLess
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