Captive
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“Hi, Kate, it’s Christina Harrington from Cradle of Hope. We talked the other day, and I’ve got some encouraging news for you—”
I hit the button to call her. This was the local adoption agency I’d immediately gotten a good vibe about.
“Hello?”
“Hi Christina, it’s Kate Ryker.”
“Mrs. Ryker, hi, how are you?”
“Good, thank you. Just excited to hear about the good news you mentioned in the message.”
“Yes! I went through the paperwork you sent over, and everything looks really good. I found out in the... reference check that your husband is an NHL player?” She phrased it like a question, though she already knew.
“Right. Yes. I thought I listed hockey player as his occupation, did I mess that up on the application?”
She laughed lightly. “Not at all. That’s what you wrote, I just didn’t know you meant … well, anyway, now I know why you left the income section blank.”
“Yeah … honestly, I’m not sure what it is annually. I know what my husband’s contract terms are, but—”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hi, Kate, it’s Christina Harrington from Cradle of Hope. We talked the other day, and I’ve got some encouraging news for you—”
I hit the button to call her. This was the local adoption agency I’d immediately gotten a good vibe about.
“Hello?”
“Hi Christina, it’s Kate Ryker.”
“Mrs. Ryker, hi, how are you?”
“Good, thank you. Just excited to hear about the good news you mentioned in the message.”
“Yes! I went through the paperwork you sent over, and everything looks really good. I found out in the... reference check that your husband is an NHL player?” She phrased it like a question, though she already knew.
“Right. Yes. I thought I listed hockey player as his occupation, did I mess that up on the application?”
She laughed lightly. “Not at all. That’s what you wrote, I just didn’t know you meant … well, anyway, now I know why you left the income section blank.”
“Yeah … honestly, I’m not sure what it is annually. I know what my husband’s contract terms are, but—”
What to read after Captive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Rothert to read onlineMoreLess
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